Toys everywhere, background television, music, visits, after-school activities and plans that are chained up with little time to rest. Sometimes, children’s day-to-day life is full of stimuli that they don’t always have time to assimilate. Although playing, exploring and discovering the environment is fundamental to their development, an excess of stimuli can also end up overflowing them.
Toys everywhere, background television, music, visits, after-school activities and plans that are chained up with little time to rest. Sometimes, children’s day-to-day life is full of stimuli that they don’t always have time to assimilate. Although playing, exploring and discovering the environment is fundamental to their development, an excess of stimuli can also end up overflowing them.