Psychologists say children line up toys to process their environment
According to psychologists, young children commonly line up toys as a repetitive activity. This behavior helps them make sense of their environment and is part of their learning process. Parents observing this play are advised to note their child's reactions to changes in the setup. Significant distress over such alterations may indicate a need for a developmental evaluation.
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