Did you know that play doesn't come naturally to kids, it's actually a learned skill that all kids need to develop, and it ...

Familiarizing yourself with these different types of play can help you feel at ease with your kid’s behavior (Hey, that train obsession is normal!) plus know how to better engage with him or her.

Experts say one type of game helps kids think better, connect socially, and manage emotions, without screens. Keep reading to find out which one.

According to Brown, “people have a dominant mode of play that falls into one of eight types. No one is a perfect example of a single play personality type. Most of us are a mix of them.

When your crawling baby makes the big leap to taking steps, it’s a whole new world for both of you. This upright bundle of energy is focused on moving, and ...

Guided play is not inherently more valuable than free play or other types of play, but it does have its value. It is uniquely effective when caregivers, educators, or designers (e.g., ...