Why is PLAY Important for Your Child’s Development?

A child in a red shirt plays carefully, removing a block from the Jenga tower. The tall structure appears precariously balanced. The softly blurred background directs attention to the child's hands and the engaging game.

“What did you do at school today?” asked Mom on the car ride home from preschool. Ashley, the 4-year-old in the backseat answered, “I played with my friends!” If this is your child’s usual response, FABULOUS! Play is your child’s job. Play is a vital part of your child’s job description. Through play, children explore…

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