
Cognition & AI
Your Kid Is Not Random
Children’s curiosity can look chaotic, but research suggests their exploration follows a learning logic that parents can support without over-controlling.
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Children’s curiosity can look chaotic, but research suggests their exploration follows a learning logic that parents can support without over-controlling.

Infants do more than watch objects fall. Their brains build predictions about the physical world — and curiosity helps tune the model.