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1. Babies cannot read 2. Babies are in a sensorimotor stage of development and are not capable of symbolic reasoning 3. If you extend the term "baby" to toddl
by 29athrowaway 3y ago
1. Babies cannot read
2. Babies are in a sensorimotor stage of development and are not capable of symbolic reasoning
3. If you extend the term "baby" to toddlers, they are in the preoperational stage of development and are also uncapable of symbolic reasoning
Therefore, the book is not for babies.
- helboi4 3y agoYeah I honestly wish the book was not labeled "for babies" because I think it would be fun for my 9 year old nephew but it 1) will probably offend a primary school aged child to be called a baby, you know how they are 2) it would be far more educational for the children who actually have a hope of understanding the puzzles if it also assumed some reading ability and therefore contained short explanations.
- krackers 3y agoI don't follow, surely a toddler can experiment and "understand" that if the page has this funny-looking symbol then the light turns on only if both the buttons are pressed?
- reverius42 3y agoAs a parent of a toddler, I can assure you anything with lights and buttons is for babies -- but perhaps for a different reason than you're imagining.
- 29athrowaway 3y agoYes, the like lights and such but will have no idea what a logic gate is.
- calamari4065 3y agoThat's the joke, yes.