Child’s IQ – parents’ concern

The author of this book has presented a problem using a new perspective, the medical point of view, successfully showing how a child’s everyday activities, especially forgotten games (French skipping, marbles, rotation, hopscotch, pick-up sticks, blind man’s bluff, hide-and-seek, statues, day and night…), as well as conversation, questioning, and curiosity contribute to the systematic and intellectual development of a child. Studies have shown that the number of connections (synapses) in the brain affect thThe author of this book has presented a problem using a new perspective, the medical point of view, successfully showing how a child’s everyday activities, especially forgotten games (French skipping, marbles, rotation, hopscotch, pick-up sticks, blind man’s bluff, hide-and-seek, statues, day and night…), as well as conversation, questioning, and curiosity contribute to the systematic and intellectual development of a child. Studies have shown that the number of connections (synapses) in the brain affect