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Father writes about kids' endless questions about how things work
Original: By Andrew Pyle I have three kids β twin boys and their little sister β and they are at the age where they point at every
Andrew Pyle describes life with three young children β twin boys and a younger sister β who point at everything from planes overhead to beeping machines and ask how it works, rarely satisfied with the answers they get. His reflection on their curiosity and the assumption that the world can be understood has struck a chord with readers who recognise the stage of relentless questioning.
Why now: Parents are relishing a relatable, warm reflection on young children's relentless curiosity.
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- By Andrew Pyle I have three kids β twin boys and their little sister β and they are at the age where they point at everything and ask how it works, and are rarely satisfied with the answer. Every plane overhead, every sign, every machine that beeps. They assume the world isβ¦ Β· hackaday@www.urbanmind.net Β· 3
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