Has your neurodivergent child ever asked the same question again and again and again? I recently learned that this can be more than just repeating for the sake of repeating. It can be a form of regulating their brain when they are anxious or feeling very unsettled on the inside. That repetition can help ground them. When they repeat the question, hearing the same answer can offer stability. What I have found useful is to answer the same question in the same voice, in the same way. And, when possible, offer a visual tool. For example, if you are going somewhere, use a picture or a simple visual schedule—something they can look at to understand what is going on and what comes next. Having another way to see the plan can really help. They are really not trying to annoy you; they are trying to calm themselves.