Colours are omnipresent, and so is the innocence of every child. Children enjoy things that are vibrantly coloured. The Arts & crafts, interiors, exteriors, decoration and many festivals and events, are pictured through colours for everyone. Colour attracts children’s attention and builds curiosity, which is how colours affect learning. A child learning colors affect his/her mood differently. Let’s see how Child Color Psychology works. How Can Color Affect Mood in Children? Some research shows that colours infiltrate mood, metabolism, blood pressure and adrenaline in children. Colours...
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