Curiosity

I think that curiosity is a good thing at any stage of life. When you are curious, you have the desire to increase your knowledge. I can't see anything wrong with becoming more intelligent. It is very normal for children to ask questions. You must remember that they are very new to this planet and must acquire the same amount of knowledge that we sometimes take for granted. This also depends on the age of the child. At a certain age, it is almost un-natural for children not to ask questions. In my opinion, I think that you should let the child ask as many questions as he wants because he will eventually grow out of the stage.

Indeed the curiosity kills the cat, but the kids is not the cats. I think they should be given the proper information about their curiosity. I mean, if they asked all things from us, it would be better because they would get the information from the right source. I couldn't imagine if they asked it from the other person who turned up to be the bad guys. They could give the fals info which would just get the kids in trouble. The curiosity is good, and it would be best if you can handle their curiosity by making answers that is acceptable for them. If you neeed to, you could just ask them to find the answers together from the internet or the encyclopedia. That would be nice

The moment I read your first sentence, curiosity kills the cat, all I could think of, satisfaction brought him back. The only thing that annoys me with anyone, child or adult, is when they ask the same questions over and over and over and over again! That's aggravating. I don't mind being asked questions from anyone and more than once, but constantly 3x or more a day and almost every day for weeks. Yeah, I've had enough and start asking them what did I already tell you. I definitely think encouraging a healthy and inquisitive mind is wonderful, and adding in the pros and cons of those questions and what could result from doing this or that is a plus, I just hope they fully understand and get it.