- Allot time for play
It’s easy to get lost in all the serious and necessary events on the agenda, and not leave any time for creative expression.
Redbook reported:
“Research shows that creativity is not very inheritable; you’re not born creative or not,” says Amy Eisenmann, early education adviser for the Bay Area Discovery Museum and Center for Childhood Creativity. “Kids develop it through experiences and the people they interact with. Now it’s especially crucial that they do, because most of the jobs in the future will require creative problem-solving abilities.””
So, it is not only good for bonding and stress relief, but by incorporating creative play you are setting your child up for success!