Jason Bateman gets grilled by his daughter, and he tries to keep it together. The popular Hollywood actor was asked a series of tough questions by his little girl, putting him on the spot, and he struggled to come up with answers for her. Watch the short but hysterical clip to hear what she wanted to know and how Jason responded in the moment.

Children are undoubtedly the greatest and most precious blessing anyone can experience on this Earth. There is simply nothing that compares to being a mother or a father. Those are the single most important titles and positions that you’ll ever receive. The only thing any parent could ever hope or ask for is more time with their youngsters, because every second is precious and invaluable.

Yes, children are wonderful and add an immense amount of happiness and joy to your life. However, parenting is also the toughest thing you’ll ever do. They’ll test your patience, get on your nerves and momentarily forget how to listen to you – oh, the wonders of being a parent! However, one of the most challenging aspects of being a parent is when they ask you tough questions and demand immediate answers.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Jason explains how he found himself put in such a situation when his 11-year-old daughter started asking him straightforward but tough questions. She had things on her mind and wanted to hear the truth from her father.

“So, we’re going, we’re packed,” he said. “So, we’re in the back of the car and we’re going to the airport. It was Easter weekend – It was Easter Sunday, so this is Monday. We’re going to the airport, I said, ‘Honey, wasn’t that great? You got a lot of eggs. You did a really good job.’ She says, ‘Yeah, I did OK on the eggs, but, Daddy, bunnies don’t lay eggs, right? And I’m, like, ‘That’s true.’ The Easter Egg Bunny, not real, right?’

His daughter had sneaking suspicions that the Easter Bunny was not real and needed her dad to confirm it for her. She then moved on to the Tooth Fairy, and to put him in an even more uncomfortable, awkward position, she asked about Santa Claus. Unsure of how to respond to his daughter’s direct, rapid-fire questioning, Jason reached out to his wife for some help.

Ephesians 6:4 “And, you fathers, do not make your children angry: but give them training in the teaching and fear of the Lord.”