Young children experience time differently than adults do - minutes can feel like hours to them! This is especially true for younger children, who haven't yet developed a strong sense of how time passes.
To help your child build their understanding of time, try using timers during daily activities. For toddlers and preschoolers, start with brief intervals - maybe just 2-3 minutes for a quick cleanup task. As your child gets older, you can gradually increase these time periods. This hands-on approach helps them connect the abstract concept of time with their real-world experiences.
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