As Dr. Stuart Brown, founder of the National Institute for Play and academic partner of PlayCore, says: “playing is much more than having fun, it is vital.” And so it is. Far beyond fun, playing is a crucial part of children’s quality of life, contributing significantly to their development.  More autonomy, companionship, solidarity, movement, and interaction are skills developed when playing, and besides that, especially while being outside, playing is essential for good health. According to Dr. Brown, “playing is a basic biological necessity for animals and humans’ survival throughout life.” The best way to change this reality for your…

In our modern world, convenience has limited children to play exclusively indoors and use electronic devices. Still, as mentioned earlier, they need to get in touch with other activities. The contact with nature, playing outdoors, and having a lot of fun – all kids need to develop themselves better. Do you know which benefits will be brought into their quality of life? Countless. Some of them are: • Improvement in physical and mental health;• Improvement in learning and school performance;• Reduction of ADHD symptoms;• Improvement in sleep quality• Enhancement of brain development• Prevention of the development of vision problems;• Stimulation…