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How to play with children?

Let's play, children.

But playing alone is not fun

Must invite family

Let's play together. 🩷

🎭 Benefits of fictional play 🧸

(Pretend Play)

More than just playing.

But the "heart of child development."

A fictional play.

Like playing house, playing doctor.

Shop. Play the role of parent and son.

Not just the cuteness of children.

But the learning process

Important to the brain, emotions.

And life skills.

🧠 Thought and learning

✨ Develop symbolic ideas.

(Symbolic Thinking)

✨ Cognitive Flexibility

✨ Plan. Think of a sequence of events.

✨ Link real experience to imagination.

➡️ is the basis of reading, writing and problem solving.

💬 on language and communication.

✨ Children naturally use more words.

✨ practice questioning, retaliating and telling stories.

✨ Understand the conversation role (take turns, talk, listen)

➡️ Very suitable for children to speak slowly or not communicate fluently.

❤️ Emotional and social aspects

✨ Learn the role of self and others.

✨ Practice understanding of others (Empathy)

✨ vent and manage emotions through play.

✨ Learn rules, waiting and cooperation.

🧩 Executive Functions (EF)

Fictional play helps train multiple sides of EF simultaneously.

🧠 Inhibitory Control

🧠 Working Memory

🧠 Flexibility

➡️ Children will "think before they do" and adapt better.

✋. Movement and use of hands.

✨ Training hand muscles and hand-eye coordination.

✨ Use equipment, toys, simulated kitchen utensils.

✨ Strengthen future writing readiness.

🌱 A child who plays well.

Doesn't mean fanciful.

But a child whose brain is deeply developed.

If the child

❗ Not playing fictitious.

❗ Repeat the same way. Not capped.

❗ not inviting others to play.

Could be a sign that should.

Assess development in play

Language and social skills

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fave thrifted items for my childrens’ playroom 🌈🧸🧺
thrifting is on of my favorite hobbies and thrifting for a toddler’s playroom is even more fun. so much color, opportunity, and fun! heres some things i ALWAYS look for: one thing i always look for at the thrift specifically for this area is BASKETS! i use them for all of her toy shelves, and in
♡amanda marilee | mama♡

♡amanda marilee | mama♡

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Rules I have for my children
What rules do you have for your kids? #lemon8dairy #mom #momsoflemon8 #singlemom #singlemoms
Emerald Green

Emerald Green

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Interactive play for children
#playmatters #crochetpattern #crochetingideas #crochet #crochetinspiration
Dainty Stitches

Dainty Stitches

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A young child with pigtails, face obscured, stands joyfully immersed in a deep pile of white foam at the Children's Museum foam party. The image captures the fun of the summer event, with text overlaying "Children Museum Foam Party!".
Two young children, faces obscured, are actively playing in a bubbly foam pit. One child wears a strawberry-patterned swimsuit, the other a blue shirt, as they scoop and interact with the foam at the Children's Museum.
Two children are seen from behind, playing in a large outdoor foam pit at the Children's Museum. One child in a strawberry swimsuit stands, while another in a blue shirt sits amidst the abundant foam, with a "CAUTION SLIPPERY" sign visible in the background.
Foam Party Fun @ The Children’s Museum of Phoenix!
Children’s Museum of Phoenix We LOVE going to the Children’s Museum — it’s one of our favorite places to cool off and play all summer long. And this time? They took it to a whole new level with their summer foam party! 🫧🎉 The kids had an absolute blast running, jumping, and dancing through
Valleymom | SAHM

Valleymom | SAHM

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Children Learn Through Play
Kids learn by doing & playing! Pretend play, blocks & messy fun teach problem-solving, creativity & social skills! Exploration = growth. Comment YES if you agree & Share! * #WisdomWednesday #PreschoolTips #MomLife #NewMomStruggles #Breastfeeding #ParentingTips #Parentin
Dr. Nancy M. Silva, MD

Dr. Nancy M. Silva, MD

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🌿The Importance of Outdoor Play for Children🌿
Hey, lovely community! 🌞 As a mom, I've seen firsthand the magic that happens when children play outside. From splashing in puddles to exploring the wonders of wildlife , outdoor play is more than just fun—it's essential for their growth and development. 🌱 Here's why letting our litt
mindful.living🌙

mindful.living🌙

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A table titled "ADHD Functional Age" illustrates how children with ADHD can be 30% behind their chronological age in executive function development. It compares age ranges and grades to a functional age range, showing the developmental gap in executive functions, as per Dr. Russell Barkley's 30% rule.
This image outlines common anger triggers in children with ADHD, categorized into emotional, cognitive, environmental, and social factors. It highlights how overwhelm, task difficulty, sensory overload from noisy environments, and social misunderstandings can lead to irritability and anger.
This image presents home remedies to reduce overstimulation for children with ADHD. Strategies include creating quiet spaces, using sensory toys, implementing routines, limiting screen time, taking nature breaks, mindful breathing, using organizational systems, managing sound, calming decor, and structured playtime.
Supporting ADHD Children 🌟
Children with ADHD often develop emotionally and socially at a slower pace, but with the right tools, they can thrive! 🌱 Consider natural alternatives like omega-3 supplements 🐟 or magnesium to support focus and calmness. Pair these with therapies like occupational therapy or behavioral therapy 🧠.
Lea Garcia 🖤💛

Lea Garcia 🖤💛

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