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Often the simplest play ideas are the ones that work best. ✨ It’s so easy to overcomplicate play and make things harder for ourselves – but often our little ones find the most joy in the most straightforward activities. And if you do love setting up something a bit more elaborate (because let’s face it, that can be fun for us too!), that’s absolutely okay. Just try not to feel disheartened if your child doesn’t engage with it in quite the way you imagined. At the end of the day, play doesn’t nee

Play develops social, emotional and communication skills. In this video, Xin Yi and Mane will explain how different types of toys encourage different styles of play and the benefits of structured versus unstructured play to aid in your child’s learning journey. | Public Libraries Singapore