Does your child not leave you for a minute, constantly asks questions about everything and is spinning around? Congratulations, you are faced with a young why. This occurs in children as young as three years old. During this period, the child studies himself inside and everything that is around, he has emotions and curiosity. He learns that everything in our world has consequences, is ambiguous. Many people try to understand what polarity this or that action has, whether it is good or bad, what to do with it and how to act. An adult is the only link that can help in the midst of all the difficulties and doubts, so questions begin. So how should a parent behave?
Remember that if your child asks a question over and over again, repeats the same thing, tries to hear the right answers over and over again, then you shouldn't get angry. It just means that your baby is lost, he cannot cope with the information, he is trying to assimilate it and again become confident in everything that he knew before and after that. It is important for him to know that everything is as it was, and it is, and your answer will not change in half an hour, that his consciousness will be able to keep up with everything new that exists in the world. Therefore, be kind and patient towards your child, do not dismiss him, respect his interests, personality and needs.
Little researchers are not at all important about precise formulations, the main thing for them is to understand the very essence of the question and your answer to it. You can use the fabulous answer, embellishing the truth with magical epithets and metaphors, but do not forget to inform the kid that all people may have different answers and what the wizard said will not always please the scientist.
Well, when there is no longer any strength to answer, and questions are pouring in on you like from a cornucopia, try to get your child to think with you, ask him what he thinks about this, what are the ideas. This will allow not only you, but also your baby to develop on his difficult path of knowledge. Do not dismiss the questions of your child, but rather develop comprehensively with him.
Reading will easily help you with this. As soon as the questions begin again, it is worth remembering and again getting the children's encyclopedia with pictures from the depths of the dusty shelves in order to start looking at it with the baby. But watch how your child reacts to new information. Everything should be easy and interesting. If he suddenly gets bored, he begins to twirl and be distracted, then it is worth postponing this action until better times, and for some reason to lure the young with new fun.
Let him, with your help, seek answers on his own. And then you, with a sense of accomplishment and a smile on your face, boldly release your child to new horizons, become his best friend who will help in any situation.
