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Everyone is born Curious!

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Thinking of starting at the beginning for the intro ... _right_ at the beginning. 👶

> **Note**: this is not a poem or special prose!
It has semantic line breaks https://sembr.org/ because I wrote it in my editor. 😉

_Everyone_ is _born_
with innate curiosity, creativity and perseverance.
Babies are voraciously curious about the world,
and they learn by _constantly experimenting_.

Starting at the age of 3-7 months,
babies start mouthing objects
to discover the taste and texture.






[![baby-mouthing-wood-cube](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/194400/71656641-ec581900-2d33-11ea-816b-0b8d4e78c4b7.png "baby mouthing wooden cube - Photo by Colin Maynard")](https://unsplash.com/photos/CEEhmAGpYzE)

[![baby-sand-in-mouth-beach](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/194400/71656392-ea418a80-2d32-11ea-87b5-fe3489460b6f.jpg "Baby eating sand on beach")](https://flickr.com/photos/gizmo333/36917873754)

This oral exploration
is a key developmental stage
that _all_ infants go through.
Babies aren't born _knowing_
that sand doesn't taste very good.
They _discover_ it by experimenting!

At some point the curiosity/creativity
is reprimanded out of them
because they are being "too messy"
or simply they are not given enough encouragement

@dwyl we aim to give everyone an opportunity
to re-discover their inner child-like curiosity and creativity.
If you are still thinking you aren't creative -
because your creative spark
was beaten out of you by a school system
that rewards conformity
and "attainment" on standardised tests -
we _invite_ you let go of the boring past
and embrace your creative future!

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