Let's play: Chen Fong Chin (second from right) playing monopoly with her children (from left to right) Low Yi Hang, Low Yi Ga and Low Yi Xuan during the conditional MCO period. - File photo
PLAYTIME, contrary to what some people think, is educational. Not only is it fun for children, but they also pick up a variety of skills that cannot be taught by a teacher in a classroom.
Playtime is especially important for children who face mental health issues, said child therapist Priscilla Ho.
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Let's play: Chen Fong Chin (second from right) playing monopoly with her children (from left to right) Low Yi Hang, Low Yi Ga and Low Yi Xuan during the conditional MCO period. - File photo
Ho: Parents should make use of the extra time at home and connect more with their children.
Chithra: Play helps children’s emotional well-being, besides growing their abilities.
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