Don't be eloquent, rhetorical, or poetic. Now is not the time for lyricism and fun.Be clear, be concise, it is too early for you to try to speak otherwise.Children raised according to our beliefs are used to making tools by themselves, and will not ask others for help unless they try and fail.Therefore, he will silently observe everything he sees, preferring to think more than ask more.So, be content with the status quo and let him see it at the right time. When you find that you have completely aroused his curiosity, ask him a few simple questions and let him try to find the answer by himself.
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