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  • Web site answers all of your kid’s questions

    Posted in In the news, Parenting by Christy Purington on August 13th, 2009 at 11:49 am

    As kids grow up, they inevitably have endless questions about how the world works. Some you can’t answer (why is the sky blue?), some you don’t want to answer, yet (where do babies come from?). Now, a new Web site called whyzz.com can help you give Junior the info he’s looking for. The site is designed to let kids ask any question they can think of (except just plain old “why” which yields no results. However, I asked “Why does poop smell?” and “What is love?” and both ended up with awesome answers), or they can contribute their own answers to any of life’s queries. Don’t expect any unfounded responses; the site uses expert resources like NYU Child Study Center and the National Association of School Psychologists so that the 411 your child receives is accurate (at least for the more fact-based questions). Head over and try it out with your little one. Don’t have a query? No problem: You can browse by topic to discover the answers to thousands of kiddie conundrums.

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