OMG! How's your Toddler at Three? Puzzles are good stimulators for brain development at an age where my baby's growth is still so open to possibilities and creativity. Whenever we gave him new puzzles to work with, he's just so excited to keep doing it over and over again. Early morning, in between throughout the day and at night before bedtime. This has become part of his routine. Most of the time Sage would say, "Mommy let's play together!" he would grab my wrist and we would play football/ basketball/puzzle, hide and seek. You can check more here https://peakd.com/hive-165757/@patjules83/omg-hows-your-toddler-at-3 or here https://read.cash/@PatsKy8135/omg-hows-your-toddler-at-three-5f9b200d Compiled videos here https://3speak.tv/watch?v=patjules83/ovduapwx and here https://odysee.com/@PatSky2783:4/How's-your-Toddler-at-3:7
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That's right, it's really useful for developing the child's skills and ability to think. We all loved it when we were kids