Touchscreens seem to be naturally attractive to babies and toddlers, who take to them like pros almost as soon as they can control their hands.

Touchscreens seem to be naturally attractive to babies and toddlers, who take to them like pros almost as soon as they can control their hands. This easy affinity for the technology is developing a new group, which Wired is calling Generation Moth, growing up with touchcreens as second nature. The post-Millennial generation’s touchscreen-familiarity will impact the future of design, as they will expect almost everything to be reactive and stimulating. (Wired)