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10 Reasons Why Falling Builds Character

Our groundbreaking research reveals that toddlers who fall down more often develop stronger resilience, better spatial awareness, and an extraordinary sense of humor.

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Professor Tara Mehta

PhD in Early Childhood Development

Published: May 15, 2023Read Article

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