12 responses to “Why Messy Play is Healthy for Children”
Yes! Getting dirty and messy is so important for all humans, but especially children. Our culture has sterilized life and home, and big consequences are starting to emerge. So glad to see like-minded professionals promoting having fun by getting messy.
Yes! Getting dirty and messy is so important for all humans, but especially children. Our culture has sterilized life and home, and big consequences are starting to emerge. So glad to see like-minded professionals promoting having fun by getting messy.
It’s true about our sterile lives! Thanks for reading!
Love messy play! so glad you wrote about this for so many caregivers to see how important it is.
I know you value this as a play therapist! Thanks for reading!
I encourage parents to lessen kid’s schedules and let them play. Now I will be adding how important messy play is too. Thanks for the great info!
Ah that’s awesome! Thank you for reading!
Awesome! I allow my kids to messy play all the time, it’s fun to watch their creativity.
Awesome! I love messy play.
me too! 🙂
The joy of messy play! Yay!
YES! 🙂
This is SPOT ON! A great read for parents, teacher, and anyone who works with children!