Serious question… sort of. Adults have all kinds of humour — sarcasm, dad jokes, puns, silly nonsense, dark humour, slapstick, wordplay, ridiculous observations and jokes that probably should never leave the group chat. 🤣 But what kind of comedy would you actually feel happy sharing with children? I mean your own children, nieces, nephews, grandchildren, pupils, family friends’ children… basically any small human who might repeat the joke at the worst possible moment. Would you happily share: - silly jokes - puns and wordplay - knock-knock jokes - funny misunderstandings - slapstick humour - gentle sarcasm - “dad joke” level comedy - observational humour And where do you personally draw the line? What I’m really curious about is this: What makes a joke funny enough for adults, but still safe, clever and enjoyable enough for children? Because “family-friendly” doesn’t have to mean boring. So come on — what kind of comedy would you happily pass down to the next generation… and what would you definitely keep locked away until they’re 18? 😂