Most children suffer from a crippling lack of stimulation. The brain is like any other muscle; use it, and it develops. Ignore it, and it atrophies.
In her book "Crow Lake," Mary Lawson highlights a critical issue regarding children's development, emphasizing that many lack adequate mental stimulation. Just as a muscle needs exercise to grow stronger, the brain requires engagement to flourish. Without proper challenges or opportunities for learning, a child’s cognitive abilities may stagnate and weaken over time.
This analogy suggests that active involvement in stimulating activities is essential for nurturing a child's intelligence and creativity....
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