There's
new research out....which have found that the ability to tell lies at the age of two... is a sure sign of a fast developing brain and it means....A child will mostly likely have a successful life....Research also found that the more believable the lie, the more quick witted they will be in later years and the better their ability to think on their feet....I always believed we should encourage children to be honest at all times and not lie.... Even if lying is good for the brain, do we really want to encourage it? Should we really be suggesting to children that lying is okay, there's no need to be honest all the time?
