The Real Reason Toddlers Ask “Why?” 100 Times a Day

by Ally Cohen
6 minutes read
The Real Reason Toddlers Ask “Why?” 100 Times a Day

If you’ve ever felt like you’re stuck in a never-ending loop of “Why?”, you’re not imagining it and toddlers really do ask questions non-stop. But there’s more behind this than just curiosity or trying to wind you up. That constant stream of “why” is actually a powerful sign of brain development, as toddlers work hard to understand how the world works. So why do some kids ask more than others, and how should you respond without losing your mind? The answer might change how you see those endless questions and make them a little easier to enjoy.

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