Do my kids think I have hair?

Children still ask odd questions, even when they know it's not possible.
Is it because they haven't understood that I have no hair. Is it because that they forget? Or is it something else?

At the swimming pool, my 9 year old declared she liked drying her hair with the swimming pool machines. She then said why don't you try it mum?

I matter of factly told her, that the reason I don't dry my hair like that, is that I do not have any hair to dry. She said "oh ok" and carried on with her business.
No issue, no confusion, just an "oh ok!"

In a similar fashion, the other day my 5 year old asked if she could brush my hair. I said that it wasn't possible, as I had no hair. Just like the elder one, she said "oh" and just carried on.

I find it very cute that they want to include me in their hair fun activities and that, for a moment, they don't understand that the request they are making is not possible. It reminds me that being hairless does not define me and that it really isn't something that my children think about nor worry about. 

There is no taboo on the subject and my interpretation is that my bald head is irrelevant to them, as it should be. They see me like they see themselves, and they include me in their hair fun and allow me to define the exclusion rules not them.

I like being included even though I can't actually be. But the mere fact that I am asked is very warming.

Kids you rock and I love you for seeing me through your lens.