I think your comment over intellectualises the way children experience the world. My child experiences the world in a really pure way. They don’t care much abo

I think your comment over intellectualises the way children experience the world. My child experiences the world in a really pure way. They don’t care much about labels or colours or any other human inventions like that. He picks up his carrot, he doesn’t care about the name or the color . He just enjoys it through purely experiencing eating it. He can also find incredible flow state like joy from playing with river stones or looking at the moon. I personally feel bad I have to each them to label things and but things in boxes. I think your child is frustrated at times because it’s a punish of a game. The departure from “the oceanic feeling. Your comment would make sense to me if the end game of our brains and human experience is labelling things. It’s not. It’s useful but it’s not what living is about.