#When your child plays, what kind of parent are you?
No matter what kind of parent you are, I believe that what every home should have in common is the intention to make children grow up healthy, happy, develop appropriately for their age, and have good learning skills. During children's playtime, they will get all of these things if parents support "creative independent play" and let their children choose to play in the way they are interested in, design and determine what they want to play, how they want to play, so that children have initiative, can try, learn, and make decisions for themselves until they develop thinking skills and get to know themselves. Parents are still nearby to support and advise, but do not direct or forbid or control them. No matter what kind of parenting style you answer, we can adjust and add a little more to upgrade them to be parents in our own style who can support children to play freely and creatively.
#Caring Parents: Caring is good enough.
But add a little more to upgrade:
Try to step back a little and let your child think and decide for themselves.
Help your child dare to think creatively and practice solving various problems.
#Relevant Parents: Giving freedom is good enough.
But add a little more to upgrade:
Be a little more observant.
Be there to help when needed.
#Supportive Parents: Support independent play very well. But add a little more to upgrade:
Try adding open-ended questions to encourage further thinking.
If you notice what your child likes, you can provide equipment, encouragement, or information to help promote your child's potential.
For more information on independent play, visit the manual
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