Families who play together are the happiest, but not all get to do so: survey


According to a recent 2024 Play Well Study by The Lego Group, families who play together the most are the happiest, while a resounding 90% of children agree that play is the best way for them to learn, develop, and express their true selves. — Stock photo: 123rf

When was the last time you played? We don’t mean play as in play a sport or playing Candy Crush on your phone – when was the last time you sat down and played with your children as a family?

According to a recent 2024 Play Well Study by The Lego Group, families who play together the most are the happiest, while a resounding 90% of children agree that play is the best way for them to learn, develop, and express their true selves.

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