Babies are born scientists. They are curious about everything and find out the regularity of things from careful observation. Their small brains and statistical ability beyond the imagination of adults can enable babies to learn language skills that adults can't learn in ten years in just two years. Babies look for answers through their own hands. "Trial and error learning" is precisely the characteristic of babies at this time, helping them find hidden secrets. Babies are more like scientists than older children. The baby knows the world through hands-on practice; Older children learn about the world through language and writing.
The research on children's cognitive development shows that infants aged eight to ten months have good logical reasoning ability. When a teddy bear moves from left to right, it will pass a carton, reappear and continue to move to the right. After several times, the baby yawned with lack of interest. At this point, the researchers secretly replaced the teddy bear with a kitten at the back of the carton, and the baby immediately opened his eyes and showed an incredible expression. This also means that the baby actually has the concept of "objects are eternal" since childhood, rather than an ignorant hooligan. In fact, the baby's brain is stronger and smarter than we thought.
It's always fun to spend time with children. It depends on whether you have the heart to understand. The eldest daughter is over two years old. For a time, as long as she went out, she must play until she couldn't see the sun. Sometimes I am very tired, but I don't want to leave the park and go home anyway. She just kept saying, "Where does the sun set?" So, she and I persisted in the park for more than a dozen times. Of course, sometimes it's hard to avoid tears when you go home. By chance, Aunt Peggy, who lives in America, played a video in the evening. My daughter was very surprised to see that it was daytime there, and suddenly everything was solved.
She went out to play, too. When it was almost evening, she stopped jumping and kept saying, "Where did the sun go down?" Instead, I said, "I'm going to menstruation's house when the sun goes down", and then I happily prepared to go home by myself. Babies are so naive, they understand the world by observing and feeling, and they are trying to reason out reasonable explanations through their little heads. They are not losing their temper, but trying to build a reasonable and regular world, but sometimes they fail.