Children Patience with Toys

Children Patience with Toys Name Institution Children Patience with Toys This proposal supports the hypothesis on developmental differences that the 3-5-year-olds group is more patient with toys. This hypothesis is supported by many factors such as the concentration and attention of the children. According to Akhtar (2015), children within this age bracket, their minds are already evolved; they can develop some degree of firmness as well as remaining closer to non-physical things. Also, these children lack those opposing attitudes that disrupt people of higher age differences. These attitudes can be those of hatred, love and other hormonal feelings that can easily disrupt grown-ups. Patience is a key factor as long as the developmental difference is concerned. Children between 3-5 years' bracket are more patient with the objects that they hold. So when a child in this bracket has given a toy they hold them no matter the time that may be assigned to them, hence completion of the task may it be competition or any undertaking. Thus, when compared to other age differences it becomes difficult to handle. Children under this age difference do not suffer from impatient behavior because the more a child grows, the more impatient they become. So this means that under this age, children are never or chances of being impatient are minimal (Barragan‐Jason & Atance, 2017). Children under this bracket also their attention is very high. Their mental focus is undisturbed because issues that usually alter the alertness of other age differences or grown-ups do not exist in these children between 3-5 age differences. Thus, when they are given toys, the forces behind disruptions does not affect them (Betts & Anderson, 2006). That is why any time they are given toys they will concentrate on them without getting bored or tired. Children with a lesser age difference their attention rate is very minimal, so they cannot be patient with toys. Also, comparing grown-ups in this situation, their attention might be very high, but they may not concentrate m...