Natural child s Play

Natural child s Play Think for a moment your child. What was your favorite thing to play? What do you suggest for the clock to finish? When parents are asked this question, almost without exception, we discover that our favorite game are the scenarios that our ideas. Mommies We were feeding infants, a superhero with a towel head, discoverer of our courtyards. Grandparents often say that what they played the game with little equipment they had. A simple cloth baby had a blanket, a parachute, flyers, and a costume in one.Today 's children's toys much more detailed and sophisticated. But a growing number of psychologists and child development specialists have opted for a retu to 'natural' game yesterday. Why? Because it requires imagination! In an age of high technology, toys, children often push a button and talk, play games, you have not, of itself, create actively. The toy construction determines how it will be played with. The physical game that, in our opinion, better suited to encourage children, a game scenario by your imagination. Now unstructured, so that the child has creative "complete" the toy. Now it is also multi-purpose, which means that a toy can be broken down into many different things. For example, blocks of classes can be used only for facilities that are incompatible with the traditional square blocks. Woven fabrics of silk and can be used in capes, aprons, and rivers. Dolls with simple functions to allow the child to decide if the child laughs, cries or sleeping.Recent research supports this approach is more natural to play. There is some evidence that children playing with toys are more open to the solution of various problems (problems where there is more than one answer). These children have had to think about the objects in what we call "out-of-the-box" thinking .* Many parents who practice natural or holistic education are driving back to these types of games of childhood. More and more parents see the value and the actual need for developmental toxicity creative free play. Many parents are now choosing unstructured toys made from natural materials over battery-operated plastic toys. And with the new book Einstein's why flash cards, many parents are questioning the impetus for the early scientists and their children in play-based preschools.So Think back to your favorite memories playing like a child. Who was? What do you have? The idea of tuing into another person or in another place again, to be truly a milestone in childhood. It seems that even if we have the technology for high-tech toys, is the natural game with the natural things that really excited is that the magic of childhood .* Ref: Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, & Promotion Me Nick Roberta Golinkoff, PhD, Einstein never flash cards. (Rodale, 2003), Dana Johnson, MSW, is a former children's mental health therapist, now a work-at-home mother of three. Has three sisters, toys, and specializes in natural, open to children's toys.