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Through play, children learn to connect with others, learn to solve problems, and develop imagination and creativity, which are key skills for a technology-driven world, the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ) announced on the occasion of today's International Day of Play. This year, the theme is Choose a Game.
Celebrating the power of play on International Day of Play
As the world marks the second International Day of Play, PlayBoard NI, the lead organisation for the development and promotion of children’s play, is celebrating the essential role that school-age childcare plays in supporting children’s right to play. Play is every child’s right, enshrined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. It is central to children’s health, development, and well-being. For many families across Northern Ireland, …
The Importance of Personal Space and 4 Benefits of Separate Play Time for Twins' Development
Twins may be close companions, but fostering independence is essential for their growth. This article explores why personal space matters for twins, how it supports emotional development, autonomy, and individuality, and offers five practical ways parents can encourage separate play. Learn how intentional alone time can strengthen each twin’s identity and their bond with each other by creating balance between connection and independence.
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