The young child, up until around age seven, has a whole different brain landscape. It runs at a slower speed. Their brainwaves actually resemble our brainwaves when we're dreaming or when we're just waking up. So that is the hallmark of childhood or should be. The child should be allowed to live in this dreamy, kind of, imaginative space where they can just go through the day without having to think too much and be so aware. In our culture today, we lay a bunch of facts on them and we're over-intellectualizing things all the time and we're asking them things and giving them tons of choices. We're explaining and justifying and it really pulls them out of that dream space. It really, kind of, pisses them off. They don't realize it and they get cranky. Once we understand how a young child is supposed to be able to live and create and environment where they can be, sort of, not thinking too much. We are going to promote that growth consciousness that's going to foster optimal social brain development.