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“Don't let your child lose at the starting line” is a sales pitch, not a truth. This is momomori's first stance — and my bottom line for every product I make.
Kids aren't incapable of grasping the abstract — the abstract just has to become something they can touch, play with, and win at first. This is momomori's second principle: concrete before abstract.
I don't measure how many problems a child gets right. I measure whether, after one round, they say those four words on their own.
When reading is turned into a checklist, it dies. What I'd rather do is let a child discover there's something behind the door.
Trading taught me to live with uncertainty. I'm more and more convinced it's the ability kids should get earliest — and are taught least.