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Chess for Babies? How a Streamer is Changing the Game.

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Chess for Babies? How a Streamer is Changing the Game.
Chess master Levy Rozman is bringing his favorite game to a new generation—starting with infants. He joined "CBS Saturday Morning" to discuss his unconventional new book, "Chess for Babies." Rozman, widely known online as "GothamChess," has a massive following. His videos and streams have simplified chess for millions. He says his online presence is dramatically changing how people learn. His approach focuses on accessibility and fun. The goal is to remove the game's intimidating reputation. Rozman believes anyone can start at any age. The new book continues this mission. "Chess for Babies" uses bold images and basic concepts. It is designed for parents to read to very young children. Rozman's work highlights a modern shift. Chess is no longer seen as only for experts. Through digital content and now books, he is making it a game for the masses.