"Did you win?"
My 3-year-old son after I told him why my bike was going in the car with us to preschool drop-off. I explained that I was training for a race (my first sprint triathlon). I said, no, I didn't win, I am just practicing. He said, "oh, will you win the real race?" I said um, no, I'm not going to win and he again asked why not. I said it was just to challenge myself and I'm trying something new and this was to help keep Mommy healthy and he said, "so you will win?" Eventually I just told him that I did, in fact, win. He is very proud of me.
My 3-year-old son after I told him why my bike was going in the car with us to preschool drop-off. I explained that I was training for a race (my first sprint triathlon). I said, no, I didn't win, I am just practicing. He said, "oh, will you win the real race?" I said um, no, I'm not going to win and he again asked why not. I said it was just to challenge myself and I'm trying something new and this was to help keep Mommy healthy and he said, "so you will win?" Eventually I just told him that I did, in fact, win. He is very proud of me.
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