What is the logic behind!

Like all other kids my son is also very fond of Peepa Pig family. So I got him this cute cutlery set.

Yesterday, my help gave him fruits to eat with one of the fork. He did not say anything and chose a simple fork instead. She came back and mentioned, he is too moody, so many tantrums and does not wants to eat with this. I also thought may be he just want to play with them and not really use for the purpose.

After a while, I asked him why he did not eat with peppa fork. He very innocently mentioned, because it was Papa Pig and he wanted to have with  George Pig. Logic!  Right. He had very clear logic behind his selection while we assumed so many things.

He did not ask for what he wanted as my help gave him two choices one simple fork and one Papa pig fork and not George. He just selected best suited to him out of the given choices. 

Every thing said or done by anyone has logic or thought behind it. How many times we ignore to understand the real meanings and just assume what comes to us superficially.

 

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