> > My plan for our as-yet hypothetical child(ren) is to answer "why?" with an > excrutiatingly exacting answer (and a trip to the library or web if > necessary). When I do that to Susan she usually bops me on the head. > > Anyone have annecdotes about trying that approach with kids? > > Joshua Worked for my parents..... "look it up" was a mantra at our house. My parents even spent several hundreds of dollars on encyclopedias for home to keep up with their statement as we got older :-) The only downside I can see is when my girlfriends "thump" me on the head answering toddlers/young kids with "educated" answers (after screwing up my courage). I now know that the answer to "where do babies come from" does not have one answer- but a long progressive answer. "From their mommies", to "from their mommies tummies" etc (imagine the progressive rest) based on age and not assuming you know what they want before they trot off uninterested. Dee
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