This is why you should let your kids play more often for their own good
Apart from learning, reading, and writing, playing too contributes to a growing child’s development
Sneha Biswas | Updated: Apr 27, 2020, 16:11 IST
Playing is an important part of a child’s day. Apart from learning, reading, and writing, playing too contributes to a growing child’s development. It allows them to learn, observe, and refresh their brain which in return can build their cognitive, physical , social, communication, and emotional skills. Not to forget, it is a great chance where your kid can lean how to bond with their parents and make new friends through interaction.However, with the changing of times, nowadays kids spend less time indulging in physical activities, like playing. With the advancement of technology, you will find them staring at digital screens more. While you must be knowing about the harmful side effects of longer screen time, playing in person has its own benefits.
Outdoor activities must be encouraged by parents as it helps in the overall growth and development of the child. It can increase your little one’s self-awareness and sharpen their learning skills which boosts confidence level. Bonding with the outside world can help to uplift the self-esteem of the kids, especially for the shy ones.
Lack of physical activities can make your child dull and weak physically. Being able to run free and interact with others can help to maintain their physical and mental health. No digital game can replace this!
Having playmates and toys to play with your kids can be a great way to express themselves. It can also foster their thinking skills and allow them to use their imagination. This, in the long run, can bring out the creative side of your child.
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