The Power Of Play Why Play Is Essential For Child Development ByJonathan Manning It’s no secret that play boosts learning skills, increases social skills, and even helps alleviate stress And yet research shows that between 1981 and 1997, children’s Occupational therapist Linday Carr and physiotherapist Penny Walsh explains why play is so important and develop their communication skills A fun activity is perfect for children aged 2-3
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