Oh no a kid in the "Why?" stage!!!

Had this kid on my bus today that was obviously going through the 'Why?' stage. Every few seconds it was "Mummy why does the bus not go that way?" "Mummy why does the bus make a noise" "Mummy why do people sit on the seats?"
It was driving be nuts. Why this why that, I felt like shouting "Shut up you annoying little git!!!"
Although give the kid his due he did say to his mum "Mum why are there tickets on the floor?" So his mother explained that people had dropped them. So the kid replied "Why have they done that when there is a ticket bin over there!" Which I thought was pretty intelligent on him!

Better than them shouting and bawling i suppose.Every little kid which gets on my bus lately starts screaming and bawling within two minutes of getting on.

K1YRL wrote:Better than them shouting and bawling i suppose.Every little kid which gets on my bus lately starts screaming and bawling within two minutes of getting on.

Are they trying to tell you something!!!

Daisy Dart wrote:

K1YRL wrote:Better than them shouting and bawling i suppose.Every little kid which gets on my bus lately starts screaming and bawling within two minutes of getting on.

Are they trying to tell you something!!!

Maybe so Though i feel like telling them to shut the fcuk up ,i mean be quiet

K1YRL wrote:Better than them shouting and bawling i suppose.Every little kid which gets on my bus lately starts screaming and bawling within two minutes of getting on.

I had the exact opposite the other day. I could hear the kid as I pulled into the stance and I automatically thought "Why me? What have I done to deserve that noise?". As soon as the doors opened and the mother shoved the buggy on there was complete silence for the twenty minutes or so that they were on. Doors opened, mum and kid off-loaded and it started up again.