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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op, you need to stop having expectations of "seeing results." Kid minds work differently. Yes, it's all sinking in - in the sense of stimulating the brain and getting those neurons to connect. But you should do more reading on what we understand and don't understand about early learning. Things like cause and effect take a while to master. https://playtolearnpreschool.us/selfish-preschoolers/ https://extension.missouri.edu/publications/gh6122 [/quote] This is among my favorites. I did it with my kids. "Preschoolers are not logical thinkers. They believe what their eyes tell them even if it makes no sense. Try this famous experiment with your preschooler to get a better understanding of how your child thinks. Pour water from a tall, thin glass vase into a wide, clear glass bowl. Make sure no water spills. Ask your preschooler which container has more water. Very likely, your child will answer the tall, thin vase (or whichever container appears larger to the child). It is unlikely that your preschooler will say that the amount of water has not changed and it only looks different." https://www.rileychildrens.org/health-info/growth-development-3-5-years[/quote]
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