About This Quote
The idea that a child should be exposed to beautiful things leads to a more beautiful child. This quote suggests that instead of focusing on academic or career success, children should be encouraged to learn through play. A study by the University of Georgia found that children who were encouraged to play had better math skills than those who were not.
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