They say that the first six years of a child’s life are the most important for learning. Children can learn different languages, and so many other things. It makes you wonder if it’s exposure to different situations or if a parent is just drilling them and turning them into little sponges. Personally, I think that it has to do with their natural curiosity. Children are curious about everything. They ask a million questions so that they can get a better understanding of how things actually work.

So what’s the major difference between the age of 6 and the age of 8? Does their natural curiosity subside? Does a certain part of their brain stop growing? A child’s world is that of a child’s world. An adult’s world is so much more knowledgeable. Do they think differently if they are around more adults rather than other children?

Imagination is the major key to all of it. If left to a child’s imagination, they can come up with a solution for anything. And it is this simple rational that should be listened to. There are no complications, just a cause and an effect. They might just hold the answer to end crime, hunger, and maintain world peace. It would be through innocence and non-discrimination, and a strong sense of justice that it would be obtained.

Author's Bio: 

I have a website that is designed to help others. I do believe that we are here on this earth to learn from each other. I don't think that we give each other enough credit. I know our world can be harsh and cold and some people might not necessarily have family or friends to count on. I write all my articles and blogs. All are meant to offer hope and encouragement for others.

I wrote two books "Walk in Peace" and "My Soulful Journey" which can be purchased at https://www.winepressbooks.com/search.asp?select=Keywords&search=Tami+Pr... Again, these books are tools to help you through whatever it is that you might be going through. It is to offer you hope and encouragement.

I also have a Blog Talk Radio show. I mainly interview authors, but I have interviewed many subject matters. Please feel free to listen to the archives at http://www.BlogTalkRadio.com/womensrecreation.