When you press something, it’s like giving it a gentle hug with your hand. Imagine you have a soft pillow, and you want to make it smaller for a moment. You put your hand on it and push down. That’s pressing! It’s like telling the pillow, ‘Hey, stay here for a bit.’ It’s not about squishing it forever, just for a little while, like a game.

Think of pressing like when you have playdough. When you press it with your fingers, you can make fun shapes. Your fingers are like little artists, creating something new by gently pushing down. Pressing helps you change things, like making a flat pancake from a ball of dough.

Pressing is also like when you have a button on a toy. When you press it, the toy might play music or light up. It’s like giving the toy a little nudge to wake it up and say, ‘Let’s play!’ Pressing can make things happen, like magic, but with your hands. So, pressing is fun, like a secret way to change and play with things around you.