Seeing Through a Child’s Eyes: The Science of Noticing Details (and How Adults Can Rekindle This Superpower) Noticing the shimmer of dew on a spider’s web, the curl in a squirrel’s tail, or the subtle change in a friend’s tone of voice—children notice details most adults walk right past. Why? What’s happening in a child’s developing brain that makes detail so captivating and observable? More importantly, can adults reconnect with this acute sense of noticing, and why does it matter—in the eve...

Seeing Through a Child’s Eyes: The Science of Noticing Details (and How Adults Can Rekindle This Superpower)

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