Well, he's is a scientist. And he 'could' have used other children than its own, but it's way easier and more stable (the influences from outside a lesser than when the kids have other parents of their own). And it's only being filmed while trying to say words. Which is at some cases hilarious, because the boy's getting an own will. and the whole investigation is about following a child in it's developing from the Dutch language. You çan't just got somewhere, pick a child and test him once or twice. You need to test him regulairy.

I always thought it was forbidden for teachers to have relationships with each other on schools. But I know there are at least two couples on my former school. They however do not have kids. But you do see a lot of kids running around there who do have a dad or a mom working there. They 'don't follow lessons in their classes, but their friends will. And so do their enemies.

I guess it comes in handy to have a dad or mom who is teacher; she can train your skills about the subject even at home when you don't get it. Or you even know more about everything then all others in the classroom, because you hear a lot of mentions.

Oh, that's not fun. Well, my dad works as a ambulance 'nurse' (That sounds just weird). anyway, then you hear a lot of things about death and decease, really. You hear the weirest things. Happily he's forbidden to say a lot, but sometimes you do hear things vaguely. It doesn't terrify me, but it can make you think about your health.

Yeah! Breaking Dawn: I really thought the same and was a little dissapointed that everyone lived. Even in Doctor Who, which is watchable from the age of 6, it's hardly the case that none dies.