Children are creative, indoctrination camps (schools) destroy their creativity and confidence

Children need tools, not screens.
Instead of another hour in front of the TV or a video game—give them a hammer, a piece of wood, a handful of nails. Instead of passive entertainment—let them create, explore, build.

Crafting isn’t just play. It’s a school of life, patience, and imagination. It’s a space where a child learns that their ideas have power—that they can bring something to life with their own hands.

Every nail driven into wood is a step toward confidence. Every little box, shelf, or stick-built house is a small masterpiece—because the most valuable things aren’t the ones we own, but the ones we know how to make.

Let kids tinker and build. In the scent of wood, the pencil lines, the tap of the hammer—passion is born. Maybe even a future inventor, builder, or artist.

Trade the screen for a workbench. Childhood should be creative.

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