Guwahati, May 3 -- Kids are naturally curious about the world, and one of the main ways they show this curiosity is by asking the question "Why?" As soon as children start talking, they begin asking this question all the time, which can sometimes overwhelm parents.

But this behavior is actually a very important part of their learning process.

When children ask "Why," they are trying to understand the world around them. They're learning about the things they see, hear, and experience. Asking questions helps them connect ideas and understand how things work.

This constant questioning helps children grow their vocabulary, learn new words, and develop their thinking skills. It's their way of figuring out cause and effect and learning how t...