The Science of Play
An exploration of the scientific benefits of play in child development and learning.
Toys play a significant role in emotional development, providing children with a means to express their feelings and navigate complex emotions.
Through imaginative play, children can explore different scenarios and emotions, helping them understand their feelings and those of others. This type of play is essential for emotional intelligence.
“Imagination is more important than knowledge.” - Albert Einstein
Many children form attachments to their toys, which can provide comfort and security during challenging times. These attachments can help children cope with stress and anxiety.