> until they realize all their friend's games are way more entertaining Either we're not from the same continent/culture (I'm french), or you're completely dis

> until they realize all their friend's games are way more entertaining Either we're not from the same continent/culture (I'm french), or you're completely disconnected from what a 5/7 yo child is doing nowadays. The ultimate toy in my oldest's school currently is glass balls. Buy him a hand of new colorful glass balls and he'll be the king of the school for the day. Tablets games? PS4? Fb/youtube? Smartphones? Yes, maybe in 5 years, if even. Right now the oldest's dearest aspiration is to someday be able to go to school alone. And the young one? At 5yo he's barely a child, what he's looking after is his parents' attention, getting cuddled, and laughing as much as possible. My sons' friends are just the same. > tick tock OP What's your point anyway? Of course they're going to grow, the grow a little bit every day in fact. Actually, I'm not sure you're a parent.