Okay kiddo, have you ever looked at yourself in a mirror? Imagine if you could make a copy of yourself in the mirror, but also flip and turn the copy in different ways. That's kind of like what a complex reflection group does, but instead of just flipping and turning copies of ourself, it can do it to all sorts of other shapes too!
Now, let's break it down a little more. A reflection is when we take an object and flip it over a line or plane, like a sheet of paper. In a complex reflection group, we use complex numbers (these are like regular numbers, but with a special symbol called "i" or "imaginary unit" that represents the square root of negative one) to reflect objects in a special way.
A group is just a fancy way of saying a collection of objects that follow certain rules. For example, we can have a group of people who all like to play the same game and they all follow the rules of that game. In a complex reflection group, we have a collection of these reflection operations that also follow certain rules.
So, basically, a complex reflection group is a bunch of complex number reflection operations that we can use to flip and turn objects in all sorts of interesting ways, while also following certain rules. It's kind of like having a funhouse mirror to play with, but much more complicated!