How Do I Get My Child to Stop Playing Too Much?
Parents, have you ever watched your child indulge in toys or games for hours, asking yourself, "Enough already! Can’t I do anything to get her off this screen/play/computer?" You’re not alone. Many parents today worry about the impact over-indulgence in leisure activities can have on children’s physical, mental, and social development. With guidance from experts and self-study, we explore a comprehensive approach to finding that balance.
Dilemma: Is an Avid Player a Prereq for a Playaholic?
Most adults can recall times from childhood when they became swept away by a new TV series, video game, or board game. Is an avid player inherently the precursory sign that will lead to an outright addicted playaholic at older ages? The concept’s nuances are discussed on different levels:
- Developmental significance:
- Sticking to a specific environment doesn’t necessarily indicate impending danger. Children use mental schemas to organize information more logically.
- Early in life, there have specific developmental stages when attachment matters.
- Gradation of play activities provides opportunity for learning about people close to them.
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Emotional/Social Development In these stages, play facilitates more learning about emotional factors affecting their relationships.
Types of Play
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