Childhood forgetfulness is a common occurrence, but despite this, this feature of a child can cause serious concern for his parents.
We invite you to figure out why children often lose their things.
Lack of memory development
Young children's memory is still developing, so they may have difficulty remembering where they left their things. The immaturity of the brain and memory processes is a problem that goes away as the baby gets older.
Distractibility
The world is full of things that arouse genuine interest in children. As a result, they often forget where they left this or that thing, because at that moment their memory was occupied with something completely different.
Lack of organization and planning
Often, children have poorly developed skills for organizing and planning. Not only do they not have a clear system for storing things, but they also lack an understanding of the importance of preserving them.
Interest in exploring the world and playing
When it comes to children, especially younger ones, their “purpose” is to actively explore the world around them, play and always be on the move. It goes without saying that sometimes this leads to the accidental loss of things.
Earlier, BelNovosti wrote about how to help a child form his own opinion.
