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Leading Vs Supporting – Adult’s Role in child play

However, it’s important for an adult to support a child’s play experiences by being present and engaged in the play rather than leading or controlling his play. That’s because the basic principle of play is that it should be self-directed by the child. Adults’ intervention hampers the significance and experience of play. As a result, children lose the freedom to explore play freely. So, provide your children with plenty of opportunities to play, let them get engaged in the play, discover their interests, build themselves up, explore new things, and grow their experiences. Here’s how adults can play a crucial role in supporting and extending children’s play.

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