1. Don't avoid the question. Some mothers will say that there is no need to answer this kind of question, so when the child is in doubt, tell him, "You are too young to understand, and I will tell you when you grow up." In fact, such an answer will stifle children's curiosity. On the contrary, answering this question vividly can bring more dialogues, increase children's imagination and let them know that you are serious about his question.

2, don't answer like this, don't say to the child "you picked it up in the street (in the garbage)"; "You were brought here by an eagle"; "You jumped out of a stone", because that will make the child feel insecure. When he makes a mistake, he will even be afraid that you will throw him back into the garbage. This will also hurt the feelings of children and parents.