How important is your child's favorite toy? These parents reveal the positive effects
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A third of parents reported that dolls create lasting memories for their children, indicating the importance of imaginative play in fostering social connections.
According to the survey, 60% of parents believe societal pressure to be 'grown up' adversely impacts their child's self-confidence, highlighting a need for emotional development.
Dr. Sheryl Ziegler emphasized the crucial role of play during holidays, suggesting that through play, children can develop a sense of self and navigate their world.
The study revealed that while parents value learning social skills through play (50%), less emphasis is placed on academic skills, showcasing a shift towards emotional growth.
Read at New York Post
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