Kids can develop their sense of creativity, problem-solving abilities, and other crucial life skills by having their imaginations and creativity encouraged by their parents. Wherever possible, parents should foster their children's imaginative play. Giving children the chance to utilize their imagination benefits many elements of development, including social and physical abilities.
The Parent's Little Book of Lists - Jane Bluestein, Ph.D.
- Give up on perfectionism. Criticism can be harmful.
- Make a place where it is acceptable to work on messy projects.
- Honor imaginary friends.
- Take turns describing imaginary things: "I'm thinking about walking through a colorful garden of lollipops."
- Share the camera function of your phone with your child. She him how it works; and then turn him lose. Later, sit together and talk about the wonderful pictures he took.
The Parent's Little Book of Lists - Jane Bluestein, Ph.D.