If you’ve ever watched a baby repeatedly push a spoon off their highchair, roll a ball across the floor or play with water coming out of a tap, you’ve witnessed discovery play in action.
To adults, these moments can sometimes look repetitive or even purposeless. But to babies, they are full of questions. What happens if I do it again?
Does it always make that sound? Why does this object feel different from the last one? Discovery play lies at the heart of babies’ learning.
Long before they can explain their thinking in words, babies are observing, experimenting and building theories about how the world works.
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