Dr. Jean Clinton, Clinical Professor at McMaster University, expresses the significance of play for children.
“Play is, quite simply, the way that children make sense and understand their world. It is the heart of development.”
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Play is an essential part of a child’s life from infancy. For babies and toddlers, simple, playful interactions with adults help develop sturdy brain architecture, the foundations…
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