The Design of Childhood: How the Material World Shapes Independent Kids
An exploration of how thoughtfully designed environments and objects can foster independence and creativity in children.
About This Book
The Design of Childhood examines the relationship between the built environment and children's growth.
It considers how homes, schools, and public spaces can either support or hinder independent play and learning.
The book draws on examples from architecture, urban planning, and product design to illustrate these effects.
Readers gain insight into practical ways the material world shapes childhood experiences.
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