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Children Who Keep Asking 'Why' May Show Stronger Curiosity
Original: Psychology says children who keep asking ‘why’ may be doing more than annoying parents; research shows th
Psychology reporting, highlighted by The Times of India, points to research suggesting that children who constantly ask 'why' are doing more than irritating their parents. Repeated questioning is presented as a sign of developing curiosity and thinking skills rather than misbehaviour, prompting parents online and in parenting circles to reconsider how they respond to their children's endless questions.
Why now: Parents are reacting to research reframing constant questioning as a positive developmental trait rather than an annoyance.
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- Psychology says children who keep asking ‘why’ may be doing more than annoying parents; research shows th · The Times of India
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