is this true? what do you think?

[aneela]

(saw on FB lol)

[irvinehiker]

Yep! I can buy the 437! I babysit a 4 year old. Most of his questions consist of " why" though LOL!

[AnnaBright]

Double that

[aneela]

and every single WHY is counted LOL

Quoting irvinehiker:

Yep! I can buy the 437! I babysit a 4 year old. Most of his questions consist of " why" though LOL!

[usmom3]

 I still get that many questions from my kids if they are really on a "I want to know things kick".

[collinsmommy0]

DS is 2.5 and is constantly asking questions mostly 'what you doin?' 'Can I help?' 'Where we goin?' 'What time is it?'

I think he asks what time it is about 300 times a day (I made a chart for him to associate the hour with what activity & that reduced it quite a bit but it's still like 300 times a day)

[katzmeow726]

I believe it...and I have TWO 4 year old children, so that is an average of 874 questions a day

[AllyB_]

same!! lets round it to 1000!

Quoting katzmeow726:

I believe it...and I have TWO 4 year old children, so that is an average of 874 questions a day

[katzmeow726]

True...because they'll team up too, or one will ask a question that sets off a round of questions from the other. 

Quoting AllyB_:

same!! lets round it to 1000!

Quoting katzmeow726:

I believe it...and I have TWO 4 year old children, so that is an average of 874 questions a day

[MammaG08]

I tried to be somewhat scientific about my answer....because my son just turned 5, but has always asked a lot of questions!

He is awake for an average of 14 hours a day.   I thought about how many questions (on average)  I get in a 5-min. time period; I think about 5 (this could be on the low end, just depending, but I think it is a good average).  So, that would be an average of 60 questions an hour, for 14 hours that means 840 questions a day.  So the 437 questions is totally do-able, but I think it is more!  

[kirbymom]

So true too!