Because young children;s eye can only distinct bright colour such as primary colours (red, blue and yellow) and the secundary colours such as orange and green.
Nuances of these colours are not picked up very well by their eyes: they are not trained to do so yet.
2007-02-14 22:08:42
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answered by MM 4
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Well bright colours are pretty!
I think bright colours stimulate young childrens brains (I am talking babies really)
For the older child I think its just a case of the bright colours look more interesting and would attract their attention.
2007-02-14 22:12:23
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answered by xxangel_allyssaxx 2
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children do no longer decide issues at the same time as they are little. they in trouble-free terms understand what they prefer and prefer to encompass themselves with it. that is the mummy and father, the grandparents, aunts and uncles, and siblings that handbook the newborn to augment, learn, and trust especially issues no matter if or not they be solid or undesirable. this stuff are depending on the mummy and father' beliefs and would very much forestall a newborn's boom and progression (in the adventure that they don't look to be useful). the mummy and father ought to enable the newborn come across and learn, enable the newborn distinguish between what he likes, what he would not like, etc... their interest is to help and handbook the newborn in useful approaches. quite of telling the little boy,"your grandpa's gonna get you for this," they ought to have suggested,"i understand you want those shoes because they are staggering and colourful, yet those are basically for women folk. you're a boy, so enable's search for staggering and colourful shoes for boys!" (considering they had to make it sparkling that he had to be manly). My son loves teddy bears, dolls and taking area in "domicile". My daughter loves taking area in with automobiles and boys over taking area in with ladies. I even do not have any problems with that. teens must be a memorable time, and could no longer be regarded again on as poor because a newborn grow to be continually being informed "No" through his mom and father. desire I made some experience, and desire it helps. :)
2016-12-04 05:07:15
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answered by lesniewski 4
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Im not a child & im still attracted to bright colours.
2007-02-17 09:31:08
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answered by Ollie 7
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To keep their attention for longer. If the colours were muted it may appear boring.
2007-02-14 22:08:00
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answered by Linda T 2
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Don't you think yourself that bright blue is more attractive than normal blue? THAT'S WHY
2007-02-14 22:04:18
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answered by Anonymous
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because it gives them the feeling of being on LSD that's why
2007-02-14 22:00:01
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answered by Jeremy 1
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