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Body

Body brings together 12 topics and 64 questions, from “What does my heart do?” to “How do vaccines protect you?”. Choose what your child is curious about today.

Choose a topic

12 focused sets make it easy to follow the questions your child is asking today. Each topic opens its own complete collection.

Heart

8 questionsages 3–6
  • What does my heart do?
  • Why does my heart beat faster when I run?
  • Why do we breathe?
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Growing

8 questionsages 3–6
  • Why do I grow?
  • What helps you grow?
  • Are your hands bigger than a baby's?
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Senses

8 questionsages 3–6
  • How do my eyes see?
  • Why do we have two ears?
  • How does my tongue taste food?
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Sleep

8 questionsages 3–6
  • Why do we need to sleep?
  • Why do we dream?
  • Why do we yawn?
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Digestion

4 questionsages 6–9
  • What happens to food after I swallow it?
  • Why does my tummy rumble?
  • Why do we poop?
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Brain and nerves

4 questionsages 6–9
  • How does my brain send messages to my body?
  • Why do we feel pain?
  • Why does my leg kick when the doctor taps my knee?
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Bones and muscles

4 questionsages 6–9
  • What are my bones made of?
  • How do my muscles move me?
  • How can I bend my arms and legs?
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Body defences

4 questionsages 6–9
  • Why do I get a fever when I am sick?
  • What are germs?
  • Why do we cough?
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Cells and DNA

4 questionsages 9–12
  • What are cells?
  • What is DNA?
  • Why do you look like your family?
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The thinking brain

4 questionsages 9–12
  • How does memory work?
  • Why do we have feelings?
  • What happens in your brain when you learn?
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Energy and balance

4 questionsages 9–12
  • How does your body turn food into energy?
  • Why do we sweat?
  • What are hormones?
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Blood and defences

4 questionsages 9–12
  • What is blood actually made of?
  • Why is blood red?
  • How does your body fight germs from the inside?
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Why "why" questions matter

Around four and five, children ask "why" about everything, and that is exactly how they learn. Every question is a small door into how the world works. A short, honest answer keeps that door open, while "because I said so" quietly closes it.

You do not need to be an expert. Answering "let us find out together" is often better than knowing, because your child learns that not knowing is the start of discovery. Each card gives you a simple answer to start from, then a question to keep the chat going.

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Sources

Answers are simplified for young children and checked against child-friendly science references.