Children have an innate interest as babies. They're eager to learn about the world around them, soaking up new skills and information like sponges. However, this inherent desire to learn is frequently lost along the way. Many children hate, if not outright despise, school and learning new things. Play, on the other hand, improves focus skills, which are critical for success in the classroom, and supports everything from social relationships and norms to the beginnings of scientific thought.
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