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If you say no, Elwood and I will come here for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day of the week.

Welcome! And is that you teaching your little one how to play Go? Nice!

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KGS: schultz [?].

Thanks and yes! She is still too young (only 2) to learn the rules. She only likes trying to draw a picture of her favourite cartoon over the board with stones

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If you say no, Elwood and I will come here for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day of the week.

don't be so sure. give it a shot, and I think you've be surprised -- start simple and build.

I think some people have had success teaching young kids, but I don't know of anyone that has taught Go to a 2 year old. Migeru tried it: http://senseis.xmp.net/?JonathanHelis

GoChild is an application to teach Go to young kids, but I'm not sure how young: http://www.gochildgame.com/en/index.htm

Also, welcome!

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a1h1 [1d]: You just need to curse the gods and defend.
Good Go = Shape.
Associação Portuguesa de Go

Just to put things into perspective, even top-class pros didn't first learn Go until they were 5 or so. Actually I don't think I've ever heard of a pro who learned Go as young as 3.

I'm not saying she'll be able to completely learn the game at 2 years old. I'm just saying kids start learning much younger than we typically think they do, so no reason to wait.

hello, and welcome.

that is indeed a nice avatar

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Laurens
Go school: freegame's Teaching School
Author of: The Next Move a book for 15-3kyu players.