Growing up in a cluttered environment affects a child’s intelligence and creativity, according to scientific research.

For adults, seeing messy things in the house can be uncomfortable. Many people with high discipline tend to force their children to be tidy and organized. But sometimes children like to mess things up and turn everything upside down. Sometimes children don’t want to cause trouble with their parents, it’s just a process of exploration. Richard Clarke Cabot, a psychologist at Harvard University, after many years of research, he said that if a child’s living area is messy, it shows that the child’s ability to explore is high. These children will have great potential in the future. Professor Richard added that if a child often messes up these 3 places, parents don’t need to worry too much because it shows that the child is intelligent.

Messy study desk

The child’s thinking develops the fastest in the first 3 years of life. At this time, children like to explore many things. The child’s brain increases by 80% compared to adulthood. So children are curious and like to explore many things, especially toys, books, and objects. And that is the foundation for children’s development later on. Therefore, while exploring, children often throw things around. So when parents understand the natural development process of a child, they will not be too upset about the scattered items on the desk. So you can guide your child on how to organize things, but don’t yell when you see the child messing up things to explore.

Messy living room

In a family, the living room is usually the widest area, so children often bring everything there to play and fuss. The spacious living room makes children more excited. But the living room is usually a place for receiving guests and a place for parents to sit and have tea or rest after a long tiring day. So it is uncomfortable for many people to see things spread out in the living room. But in reality, this is also the learning process of the child. If you don’t understand that prohibiting your child from playing here may regret the child’s development. When your child messes up the living room, they are being flexible in exploring, being creative, and developing thinking, which helps them become smarter and have a deeper understanding of the world.

Messy bedroom

It is normal for babies to wake up and mess up the blankets. Parents don’t have to worry too much about that. The child can use the blanket as a toy and throw it on the floor. The child can use the blanket as a fashion coat… If you see creative expressions in the bedroom, a little mess is fine. Don’t force your child to wake up and fold the blanket right away. Let the child be creative.

What is more important is that you need to observe why it is messy. Even when you need to tidy up for a rest, the child cannot organize it properly, right? If it happens, it shows that you need to guide your child on how to arrange things. But if the child arranges things and then wants to play, and the result is that they mess up to explore and create countless new shapes, it shows that your child is thinking and learning. And that shows an agile, dynamic, and intelligent child. So don’t worry too much and don’t rush to impose your own ideas on your child, but you need to be aware of what your child is doing and why they are making a mess, that’s what matters, parents.

According to some practical and feng shui viewpoints, if everything in the house is too tidy, showing silence and rigidity, when looking at it, it will look neat but not lively, unable to create the appearance of a little child. Therefore, you should balance and observe your child more to find the appropriate way for your child.

A baby who is neat from an early age, like a young old lady or a young old man, is also worth worrying about.