Georgie Wisen-Vincent
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369 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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So I'm glad we shared that experience.
And then I went on to get more training in floor time as a professional after discovering it as a mom.
And so I think I've taken great care to weave in some of these different ideas pulling from different forms of therapeutic play to, you know, hopefully make sure that everybody feels like it's inclusive of them and the way their children play as they flip through the pages of the book.
Yeah, absolutely.
So I should talk about exactly what kind of play we should be concerned about as parents.
Not concerned like, oh no, now I'm stressed about what play involves, but like what kind of play is most important for our kids.
And we break it down into three play types.
One is like the structured activities that we get our kids involved in.
We take them to soccer practice or they might learn a foreign language or they might be in chess club and all that stuff usually happens maybe after a typical
school day or a homeschool day or whatever education looks like for your child.
And that's structured play.
And then there's free play and the kind of unstructured play that kids, when they're left up to their own devices and they're off their devices, they might build a cardboard box into a fort, or they might grab Legos and they want to construct something out of that, or they may even be doing pretend play, creating their own stories and like following those storylines.
And that kind of stuff.
But there's this other kind of play that falls in between those two, which is where they are biologically wired to seek us out or to want to play with other people.
And that's what what we've written the book about.
This collaborative joining with your kid when you play is actually way more important than people really know because our kids are.
wired to kind of say, Hey, look, mom or dad, come over, you gotta check this out.
And a lot of parents are kind of flummoxed about
Do I have to spend a long time doing this?
What if I don't like playing?
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