Puzzles and games more useful and important for children

August 08, 2017

LONDON (Reuters) - Puzzle games and cubes are more useful to children at an early age than those who read and write, especially for the under-3s, according to a British psychologist.

David White, a Cambridge University lecturer, recommended that parents should pay attention to their children at this age, and play with them in various forms of cubes, that children will have more fun solving the puzzles, according to British Daily Mail.

"If parents want their children to be smarter and better performing when they go to school, they should spend enough time with them at an early age, and allocate time to share and attract their attention. Puzzle games, puzzle games, and book reading are some of the best activities for this purpose. "He said.

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White Mail advises parents to share with their children something they like, such as making cakes, pastries, making a choice of their own, and encouraging, sharing, and talking to them while they work.