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6 Reasons You Should Be Playing With Your Kids

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As a parent, you know that kids are pretty good at entertaining themselves, especially when they’re little. Left to their own devices, they’ll sing, dance, create and play, even if they’re the only ones in the room. However, they’re also experts at playing with siblings and other kids their age. Together, they play pretend, make up stories and play games. But when was the last time you played with your child? 

If you had to pause and think about it, it’s been too long. 

The average American works 44 to 50 hours per week. And those with jobs in competitive industries work even more. In between work, chores, eating and sleeping, you may think there’s not much time left for play. But, in a world where humans are slaves to their work, play is more important than ever. Simply taking a few minutes each day to play with your child can be extremely beneficial

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