The Nature Play-Why Immersing Children Nature So Important
Author: Austin Stanfel
Nature is a forgotten word these days. With the rising levels of pollution, both organic and technological in nature, children are increasingly distanced from nature and have no idea of its joys. For modern children, a hike or a nature walk is perceived as a tedious chore
Creating A Stimulating Play Environment For Children
Author: Austin Stanfel
Multiple studies have shown that children benefit significantly from free play. This allows them to use their creative skills. It also ensures that they develop physically, building their muscles over time. Besides, when they play with other children, they will develop crucial social skills. However, the benefit
Best Ways To Improve Your Playground
Author: Austin Stanfel
One of the best places for children to explore is the playground. This can provide a safe place for them to interact with other children, helping them develop both physically and socially. Because of these benefits, many neighborhoods have multiple playgrounds for parents to visit. However, many
The Importance Of Exercise For Children
Author: Austin Stanfel
Every parent wants to make sure that their child has the best possible start to life. For this reason, you should make sure that they get plenty of exercise. This will provide both physical and mental benefits. Thankfully, this doesn't have to be a difficult task. Often,
Boredom Inspires Free Play
Author: Austin Stanfel
Free, unstructured play is letting children go on with any rules or guidelines placed before them. Free play promotes independence, imagination, and creativity while fighting stress, anxiety, and even their fears. It is natural to build up the courage to face the concerns by play and test
Should Unaccompanied Adults Be Allowed On Playgrounds
Author: Austin Stanfel
Whenever you visit the local playgrounds on weekends, you will witness children playing together and teaming up. You may see some children running around, playing in the sand, or exploring a play structure. Nearby, you will also notice parents sitting on benches and picnic tables, to