The child asks 'why' endlessly? What it means and how to respond

An article on Channel 14 explains why children ask 'why' endlessly, and offers parents ways to identify the different types of questions and respond accordingly. The article describes five main types: seeking real information, need for attention and connection, testing boundaries and opening negotiation, maintaining interaction, and part of a comforting routine. It emphasizes that the questions are not an attempt to annoy, but an expression of a critical developmental process of mapping the world. The article recommends that parents stop and ask themselves what the child really needs: information, connection, a clear boundary, or another moment together.