Self-Directed Social Play: How Can It Help Children?
Share Photo: (Photo : cottonbro from Pexels) Self-directed social play is a play that children themselves arrange and manage, including rule-making. Such play is helping children to grow better and improve themselves. Humans are social mammals. For young social mammals' lives, they are filled with self-directed social play as part of their growth and learn how to function well in social bondings and relationships. Based on some animal studies with brains similar to humans, self-directed social play helps manage and balance their emotions. That also helps to foster brain growth, makes...
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