Have you ever thought that the development and functioning of a child’s brain can be expressed differently depending on income? Few of us would have thought of such a thing, but scientists have documented and proven this fact as a result of research. It turns out that children in families with a large income are more developed and the work of their brain are more rapid and purposeful, while the brain of children growing up in families with not so much income is not so developed and they have a narrower idea of the meaning of life and things. Well, it is natural that the higher the income, the more things the child will see, because the parents will undoubtedly provide the child with the necessary accessories.And the more a child sees various things, the greater is his understanding of the environment and things. The brain work of such children is faster and more developed. Here is a little hero, who was only 2 years old, surprising with his abilities compared to his age. He lived in quite good conditions and it could be said that his parents provided for all his needs. Their income was quite high, and because of that, his ideas and the speed of his brain were developed compared with another child even older than him, but with a not so good family situation.He mostly saw a variety of food, toys, and clothes and was quick to orientate himself in matters necessary for eating, wearing, or serving other purposes. He was quite a smart and quick-witted kid. And here the other little one was thinking for a long time about which item was used for what and what it was intended for. Accordingly, they thought that their fast and slow orientation was determined by the amount of income.
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