Where do babies come from? No, I am not asking you, since I have had a few of my own and know how they got here. But, sooner or later as parents that question is going to come up and we better be ready to answer it intelligently–without sweating bullets. All the squirming, uncontrollable nervous giggling, and looks of confusion on your face is not going to stop a child from wanting to know and usually just leads to more uncomfortable questions like how they got in mom’s belly in the first place. However, it is best to make sure your child is mature enough to understand the facts before you spill out the birds and the bees!
My five year old son asked my husband in the car a couple of weeks ago if Sophie (my Lab) was going to have more puppies and how she got them. I thought my husband was going to jerk the car off the side of the road and burst a blood vessel when he heard the question. He answered my son with trying to explain some strange scientific chemical reaction garble and came out with words I don’t believe even exist in the dictionary. By the time he was done explaining conception—I was confused as to where puppies came from! LOL! The whole situation was hard to digest!
Some things in life, like how the baby ended up in your belly, are difficult for kids to digest. But Kellogg’s Rice Krispies cereal is easy to digest. The Snap, Crackle, Pop cereal is made of rice, which moms know is gentle on little tummies. So, when your kiddos asks a question they aren’t ready to hear the answer to, pour them a bowl of delicious Rice Krispies. Or you could tell them what my parents told me when I asked the baby question…that I crawled out from under a rock!
Check out the cute Kellogg’s video below! It is easy to digest!
“This post is sponsored by Kellogg’s Rice Krispies”
this is such a cute commercial. The little boy is so serious.
i love that commercial.
WHat a great commercial! Rice Krispies have been a family favorite of ours for many, many years!
Love the commercial.
LOL, I loved your parents’ line about where you came from. Thanks for sharing!
What a cute video. I wish my daughter would eat cereal. She is very picky. She already has pummeled me with all those hard to answer questions! More to come to am sure!
nice commercial and also great treats
I loved the boy, very nice commercial. Cheerios is the first cereal my kids learned to eat by themselves.
This commercial IS cute. Yes some things are hard for kids to digest! But I know that even for myself, if my stomach is a little queasy, Rice Krispies are easy on the stomach!
Haha…cute video! I’ve had my 5 year old ask before how his little brother got into my tummy. I find distraction works best! With the holidays coming up I’m thinking it’s time to make a special batch of rice crispy treats!
LOL! My mom beat around the bush for ages trying to avoid having ‘The Talk’ with me and my dad giving me ‘The Talk’ was out of the question. Thanks to mom and dad I remained very naive for many years about where babies came from 🙂