In one or two sentences summarize how playing with children impacts relationships. 

In addition to learning and developing new skills, playing with your young child is also quality time that brings you closer together.

“Play supports the formation of the safe, stable and nurturing relationships with all caregivers that children need to thrive,” the AAP report states.

Strong emotional connections with their parents and caring adults help children develop a secure attachment. Knowing they can count on their parent to be there when they need them gives a child the confidence to play freely, explore, try new things and learn.

“What they most need are interactions, language, give and take,” writes Dr. Perri Klass. “Which can just be another way of saying, somebody to play with.”
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In one or two sentences summarize how playing with children impacts relationships. 

In addition to learning and developing new skills, playing with your young child is also quality time that brings you closer together.

“Play supports the formation of the safe, stable and nurturing relationships with all caregivers that children need to thrive,” the AAP report states.

Strong emotional connections with their parents and caring adults help children develop a secure attachment. Knowing they can count on their parent to be there when they need them gives a child the confidence to play freely, explore, try new things and learn.

“What they most need are interactions, language, give and take,” writes Dr. Perri Klass. “Which can just be another way of saying, somebody to play with.”
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Playing with children is quality time interacting together, which supports a secure attachment and safe, stable, and nurturing relationships. Having strong emotional connections supports children as they explore, learn, and try new things. 
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In one or two sentences summarize how playing with children impacts relationships. 

In addition to learning and developing new skills, playing with your young child is also quality time that brings you closer together.

“Play supports the formation of the safe, stable and nurturing relationships with all caregivers that children need to thrive,” the AAP report states.

Strong emotional connections with their parents and caring adults help children develop a secure attachment. Knowing they can count on their parent to be there when they need them gives a child the confidence to play freely, explore, try new things and learn.

“What they most need are interactions, language, give and take,” writes Dr. Perri Klass. “Which can just be another way of saying, somebody to play with.”</s>
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Playing with children is quality time interacting together, which supports a secure attachment and safe, stable, and nurturing relationships. Having strong emotional connections supports children as they explore, learn, and try new things. </s>
