Every time a child learns something new, their brain creates and strengthens neural pathways. Think of these pathways like trails through a forest - the more they're used, the clearer and more established they become. However, not all practice creates strong pathways. Random, inconsistent attempts often create weak, unreliable connections. This is why children might seem to 'know' something one day but struggle with it the next.

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