Always aggravated me as a child myself

If you want a straight answer I hope you're happy with "Because I said so"

In child care, we always try to have a good reason for setting limits. It really makes you rethink why you're saying no to something. Whenever possible, we use natural consequences. For example, "You need to wear your boots today because it's wet outside. Otherwise, you'll have cold, wet feet today." Or "I need you to use walking feet inside so I can keep close to you, and so you don't crash." Modify the complexity of the explanation to fit the age of the child.

I work w kids and i always want to honor this because i agree...untill they ask why for the hundredth time, then i say: because i say so

Notice that's the red duck face... you are not supposed to do that thing