My Anti-Coloring Books encourage kids to draw pictures of a variety of topics, including holidays.

I will never consider giving them to a child under the age of six.

People always tell me that they offer books to a three- or four-year-old while knowing the books are meant for older children because “the kid is really smart”.

Just because a child is bright doesn't mean he should be forced to miss developmental stages.

Being "higher" does not imply being "advanced" on a developmental scale.

“Allow children to be three before they are four,” said Jane Cooper Bland of the Museum of Modern Art, “and don't try to bully a child into doing what older children do before he is ready to step ahead”.