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�Mom, let me play!� – The Importance Of The Playground In Child Development

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Being a parent is a lot of work. You are responsible for the child’s safety, well-being and development every single day and there is no day off. Some parents don’t want to give their kids a lot of freedom because they are afraid that something might go wrong. How often your kids asked to go to the playground, and you didn’t let them because

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Comments

  1. Nice Article

  2. Play is so important!

    I completely and whole heatedly agree!

    You make some good points about the social benefits of play.

    Play is also an amazing opportunity for practise! Children are learning so much that we can’t teach them and play gives them the time to practise these skills independently, which in turn will improve their self confidence when they realize ‘ I just did that on my own’.

    Lovely article, thanks!

    Let them play!

    Ash

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