Think in chunks. Behaviors are chunks of preferences. Preferences are chunks of pre-thoughts and pre-thoughts are experiential.
If boys' toy preferences are learned rather than innate, I wish I could figure out how and use it to make them learn other things.
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I don't think it's a conscious process which can be copied (or even altered) easily.
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When you become a parent you learn how much is innate
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my dad used to bring hardware home from work for me to take apart, years later learned how to put it back together. tool practice is
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Better words than “learned” or “innate” in this situation: “Network Effects”
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When my son was 3y/o he never had a toy gun. I bot him Tinker Toys for Xmas. He made a gun and shot me with it. Start before 3y/o.
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Which ones? There are men who cook and sew...
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with exp with 4 yo f and 3 yo m, toy preferences are certainly learned. Limiting screen time is key. Online branding has influence.
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although kids observation of their peer's choices and actions is also strong influence. Spend more time playing with them yourself.
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