David is getting too smart for us and his own good. We have recently entered the "why" phase of growing up. Why? is incessantly the question that never gets a good enough answer. One day after getting tired of answering the question Dustin decided to turn the question back on David to get him to think about it. I will tell you that this tactic worked THREE times - that's it! David caught on and now turns it back on us. Here is an example:
Me: David you need to clean up your toys.
David: Why?
Me: Because it's good to clean up your toys when you're done playing with them so they don't get broken.
David: Why?
Me: Why do you think you should clean them up?
David: Why do you think you should clean them up?
We usually stop there because what else am I supposed to do? I must say I have heard parents complain about this "why?" phase but I never really understood just how bad it could be. At least he is learning something, right?
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