We’ve all seen it happen—the kids get a shiny new toy, and hours later we find them playing with the shipping box instead. I think that children are naturally drawn to the unfettered possibilities provided by an empty cube of cardboard. […]
We’ve all seen it happen—the kids get a shiny new toy, and hours later we find them playing with the shipping box instead. I think that children are naturally drawn to the unfettered possibilities provided by an empty cube of cardboard. […]