Conversation with my 2 year old after we passed a school bus while driving to daycare.
Charlie: School bus!
Me: Here comes another one!
Charlie: More school buses!
Me: Bye, school bus!
Charlie: Where’d it go?
Me: It had to go pick up more kids for school.
Charlie:Why?
Me: Because kids need to get a ride to school.
Charlie:Why?
Me:Because the need to go to school to learn.
Charlie: Why?
Me: Because school helps kids learn new things.
Charlie: Why?
Me: I don’t know, Babe.
Charlie: Why?
Me: ( I give up) Why?
I love this stage that Charlie is in! So observant and curious. Everything is always “why?” Eventually, I am out of reasons, and I close out over conversation with the same word that kept the conversation going.
The Silver Lining 
Haha I can relate!
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The dreaded why. Both a blessing and a curse.
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Yes! I love how inquistive they can be. But then, I’m like. Okay, we are good now! lol
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Haha. The why’s you want them to ask because they’re exploring the world, but also want to stop at some point! Any time I would tell my now 3 year old eventually that I didn’t know, he would tell me, “That’s okay. I’ll ask Papi. He always knows.”
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hahaha! oh that sounds like something my son will be saying in a matter of time. He just adores his grandpa!
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My boys used to get so mad when I would say “Why do you think?” Hahahaha 🙂
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Haha! Yup! Let them think on it!
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oh, I love this! We called our daughter “the why bird” when she was in that stage, but I agree with you, I loved it until I couldn’t think of another reason to respond to the “why.”
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It is such a cute stage toddlers go through! And a fire for learning I don’t want to diminish!
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Such a great conversation! Such big wonderings! And you are such a patient mom to keep answering and answering and answering!
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I’m patient- until all of a sudden when I am ready to end it. Then, not so much. lol
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