Our Smart Baby

As I was putting together some parenting toddler resources, I thought about structured play and activities for toddlers and preschoolers. Sometimes I don't think I provide enough structure for my boys. I let them run and play with whatever they want until they are tired. I don't set out a schedule of activities for them to do on any given day. I basically just let them do what they want. I do, however, offer up suggestions or activities when they seem to be lost on what to do...or bored.

Do you think toddlers and pre-k kids need structured activities?

Should they be exposed to more creative,make-believe , and imaginative play with less boundaries?

Overall, what's your take? Is more or less structure better or does it simply depend on the family?

Labels: creative play, make believe play, preschool, structured activities, toddler

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Labels: activities, calendar, homeschool, kids, kindergarten, moms, preschool