There are lots of different ways for children to play, but one of the elements of play is rough and tumble – but what is it?
We spoke about:
- What is involved in rough and tumble play?
- Respecting when your little one wants to stop and establishing rules / boundaries for when children are playing rough and tumble together and how to do this (perhaps have a word - possibly “Flamingo” or maybe even “sausages” 😉!!). Sharing these rules with others who might want to do rough and tumble play with your children.
- Understanding their own bodies and their own limits (and recognising that rough and tumble isn’t for every child).
- How this kind of play contributes to relationships and is a valuable learning opportunity.
- When this kind of play can fit in well during your day and how it can help with emotions / get the ‘wiggles’ out.
- Why wind down from Rough and tumble play is important.
- Some ideas of what you can do for rough and tumble play.
Our blog: Why children need rough and tumble in their day
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