There are tons of ways for babies to learn. Some parents play their babies classical music, while others read literature out loud to their children, hoping that they'll absorb something from it.
Some parents let their children learn simply through play. This may be the most effective method, at least it seems that way to me. What better way to learn than to get your hands on things, to test them out firsthand? All of those traditional baby toys are perfect for young minds — toys that squeak or crinkle, toys that stack according to size, toys that require color coordination.
Of course, it's important to expose your child to all sorts of different learning techniques, but hands-on is definitely important. It creates creative problem solving abilities.
When these two baby twins were playing with their simple shape toy, the little girl on the right is following the rules to a T. She's getting every shape right, and proves to be quite clever.
But when she turns around to grab another shape, her twin pulls a very sneaky trick.
Some people would classify this move as cheating, but I think a better way to describe it is creative problem solving. When you put these two twin's minds together — the methodical, and the creative — these parents are in for some trouble, I'm sure!
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