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Your child doesn't play alone? 10 things you should definitely change

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Independent playing is essential for the development of your child. It promotes creativity, concentration and self -confidence. But many parents face the challenge that their child constantly demands attention and that it is hardly concerned alone . According to studies, children today spend an average of 30 % less time with free play than a few decades ago - a worrying development! But don't worry: With the right approaches you can support your child to develop more independence.

Why doesn't your child play alone?

There are various reasons why children have difficulty dealing with themselves:

  • Missing routine: Children get used to being entertained.
  • Too many distractions: TVs, tablets and other digital media take room for creative games.
  • Uncertainty or boredom : Some children don't know what they should start with.
  • Missing environment: An too strongly regulated or one -sided game environment can inhibit creative playing.

Advantages of independent play

Independent games brings numerous advantages. It not only promotes your child's creativity and imagination , but also strengthens important skills such as problem solving, concentration and emotional self -regulation . Children who regularly play alone develop more self -confidence and independence because they learn to manage challenges independently. It also helps you to develop your own personality and to develop a feel for your interests.

The 10 best tips to motivate your child to play independently

  1. Create an inspiring game environment

    An inviting play area with open, versatile materials stimulates the imagination. Indoor climbing devices such as a climbing triangle or a climbing wall made of sustainable wood offer ideal opportunities for your own employment.

  2. Reduce distractions

    Too many toys or screens can be overwhelming. Less is more: high -quality, multifunctional play equipment such as climbing arches promote creative game ideas.
  3. Place on free game

    Avoid always specifying instructions or rules of the game. Let your child discover what it can do with a climbing device or motor toy.
  4. Build routines

    Consciously plan times for free play. At first you can sit next to it, but consciously withdraw when your child is deepened.
  5. Encourage through positive reinforcement

    Praise your child when it deals alone: ​​"Great how you did it alone!"
  6. Offer versatile climbing and playing options

    Indoor climbing devices are not only important for motor development, but also for imaginative playing. A climbing arch can become the cave, bridge or ship!
  7. Be patient and consistent

    Independent games often have to be learned first. It is normal that your child often calls for you at first.
  8. Play together to then step back

    Start an activity together and then gradually let your child continue alone.
  9. Use everyday objects as game impulse

    Sometimes simple things like boxes or blankets are more exciting than finished toys.
  10. Invest in sustainable and creative play opportunities

    High -quality, environmentally friendly climbing devices and wooden toys made of wood are durable and offer a wide range of play options that your child can rediscover again and again.

The right toy: This is how you promote your child's sole game

The selection of the right toy plays a crucial role in motivating your child to play independently. Open toys , which can be used in many ways, such as wooden blocks, climbing scaffolds or motor skills , stimulates the imagination and enables hours of creative game. Offer your child the toys, books, etc. at eye level in suitable Montessori shelves . It is important that the toy does not provide too many functions, but leaves room for their own ideas . High quality, sustainable materials such as wood also ensure a pleasant feel and a long useful life.

 

Conclusion

Independent playing is a valuable ability that your child can learn with the right environment and a little patience. Due to conscious game impulses and the right balance of suggestion and freedom, your child becomes more independent step by step. Would you like to offer your child an inspiring game environment?

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