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Kid-friendly explanations to pressing questions, from “Why is grass green?” to “How come I can’t play with my food?” Plus, activities and experiments to reinforce the answers with more than “because I said so.”


Web site Answers all your kid’s questions

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.


How To: Answer Tough Kid Questions

Name: whyzz
Quick Pitch: Whyzz helps parents answering their child’s many “Why” questions in a kid’s language whenever and wherever they are asked.
Genius Idea: Whether you have children of your own, or simply look after or spend time with them, you’re very likely to find yourself in a situation where you’re stumped by the questions…


WHY DO BEES BUZZ?

Tired of not knowing the answer to your child's questions? Whether it’s "Why are tears salty?" or "Where does the rainbow end?," whyzz.com has the answer. Start- ed by an NYC mom and updated by a team of experts, the site features kid-friendly answers to thousands of questions. Plus, current events and tough issues like war and job loss are explained in terms kids can relate to. Connect to the site from your phone or blackberry when you're on the road and need a quick answer to satisfy your child's curiosity! For more info: whyzz.com.


Mommy, Why is the Sky Blue?

by Maria Pilar Clark  
From the moment they can string together a simple sentence, kids seem to develop an inherent ability to ask questions that can't always be answered on demand. Whyzz.com provides parents the kid-ready answers they need within an easy-to-use module that brings together articles and research contributed by a like-minded users and staff writers. A wide range of categorically organized, creative, concise content encourages parents to keep up the dialogue with their curious children, and the easy-to-navigate search bar allows for keywords or full questions to be submitted.Stuck in line at the bank or have some time to kill in the carpool lane? Access Whyzz.com Fun Stuff from a mobile device to surf games, stories and activities.


Great Websites: whyzz.com – Answers to kid’s Why questions

The other day my daughter kept asking me why oceans are salty and lakes are not. If you know the answer off hand, you’re smarter than me. After a few futile attempts to get her to focus on something else, I decided to use my friend the Internet and search for the answer. As I was browsing around, I came across this awesome website where you can type in your kids’ questions and see simply-put, easy-to-understand answers. Simply awesome.


Whyzz

Has your child asked you a question that you don’t know the answer to? Whyzz has all the solutions in an easy-to-explain While growing up, we are inundated with a lot of facts in school and college. At some point, we were given the reason as to why the sky looks blue. Someone had explained why we dream. And wait, do fish sleep or not?  

It is difficult to keep a track of all this information, especially as we grow older and learn more and more things. And then, when your child or grandkid or nephew/niece asks you a question that is as simple and innocent as “Why don’t women have moustaches or beards?, you simply cannot place the answer.  

Of course, that is still better than the answers you do know but can’t figure out how to tell them, for questions such as “What is puberty?”  

For all such awkward moments, you now have a friend you can turn to. Whyzz is a storehouse of questions and answers for frequent queries by children.  

The main page of the site has a search engine to ask your query, along with some currently popular topics, such as ‘spotlight’, ‘featured answer’ and ‘recently added answers’.  

By using the search engine on the main page, you can easily find the answer to a question that you have been posed by someone, or you can browse through the site for the same. Categories on the site include nature, animals, world, science, human body, serious issues, creativity and imagination – with each having its own sub-sections full of Q&As.  

The cool part is that the answers are usually put across in very simple and easy-to-understand words, making it ideal for your child to surf the site on his own to satiate his curiosity.  

And yes, you can also add to the site’s growing database of knowledge by answering a query put forth by someone else. The editors of Whyzz welcome and encourage user-submitted answers, but always review them before putting them up on the site itself to ensure they are correct and appropriate. manner for your little one…



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