Are you suggesting that if you sat a child down in front of a computer and walked away, they wouldn't eventually know how to do most things?

Children are more likely to try stuff without fear of bad outcomes. It's the adults who need hand-holding. Children will click everything to see what happens.

I know this is probably too old for many readers here, but there was a time when people had VCRs (video cassette players). Most VCRs had a built in digital clock, and many of those VCRs had no backup battery. One little power blip meant the VCR clock would reset to something useless and annoying.

Children or grandchildren would be routinely tasked with setting those clocks, since only they seemed to know how. And almost certainly, those children did not read the manual to learn how to do the unintuitive things with the limited interfaces that would result in setting the clock.