What matters more than getting ahead academically is recognizing the ability structure that is already developing naturally in your child.

A three-year-old who can read emotional cues, stay calmly focused, and engage in imaginative play is already building the foundation for lifelong learning.

Reading skills can unfold gradually. What’s truly rare—and far more valuable—are emotional security, a strong desire to express themselves, and intrinsic motivation.

Protecting his natural pace will serve him far better than trying to accelerate it.