A sneeze from a child is nothing more than a tiny, fleeting event, yet it carries a hint of the absurd. The noise itself is just noise, but the way it rattles the stroller tells us how our lives are made of such small disturbances that can ripple outward. In that sense, a single moment—no matter how trivial—does matter because it shows that even the briefest acts have potential to stir something else. The meaning lies not in the sneeze, but in what we choose to notice about it.