In this episode of The Parent Thing, we dive into the incredible power of play and how it shapes your child’s brain development, emotional intelligence, and overall well-being. Play isn’t just fun—it’s a crucial part of learning, emotional regulation, and social development. As a parent coach and Neuro-Somatic Intelligence practitioner, I break down the science behind play, the types of play that offer the most benefits, and practical ways to incorporate meaningful play into your child’s daily routine.

Discover how sensory play, rough-and-tumble play, pretend play, and social play contribute to cognitive growth, emotional resilience, and self-regulation. Plus, get expert-backed parenting tips on fostering a play-rich environment at home.

Tune in to learn:
✅ How play strengthens brain connections and supports emotional regulation
✅ The best types of play for cognitive and social-emotional development
✅ Simple, practical ways to encourage play in your child’s everyday life
✅ Why child-led play is essential for confidence and resilience
✅ How play helps children navigate emotions, build social skills, and develop problem-solving abilities

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