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My 2 year old is already way too good at problem solving and it causes me significant problems.

His favourite book at the moment is "Baby Loves Coding" mostly because it features a train.

He has a phonics laptop that he drags around the house, types on it madly then uses it as a step to climb over obstacles. He already uses 3 or 4 step logic when trying to get things, like seeking a second tool to use to pull something he wants closer to him. Pushes a chair to the front door, climbs up and tries to operate the deadbolt.

My goal in the short term is to read to him more. Long term, I reckon he will be able to work with pygame before he is 10.