We already said earlier on that you'll spend the earliest part of your child's life wishing it could talk to you and call your 'Mom' or 'Dad,' and then you'll find yourself hoping in vain for a precious hour of silence. If you think the constant 'mom, mom mom' shouts are insufferable, though, then we have bad news. One day, your child is going to discover the power of 'why.'
Children have an insatiable curiosity. When they start learning, they never want to stop. They want to know why everything is how it is, what it's made of, how it works, why we do the things we do and everything in between. No matter how you answer any of their questions, there's always another 'why' coming after your explanation. You've never had an existential crisis until you've tried to explain to a five-year-old why there's something instead of nothing.