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That's BGS. E.DU. I define play as using creativity, playing with our whole body, exploring our senses,

really having fun and growing through that experience.

Learning about yourself, I think kids learn the most about themselves through play.

Adults we need to play more.

Play is where you learn, that's where you create, and that's

where you develop your sensory system.

Welcome to Till Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing, and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

My name is Debbie Reeper and I'm the host of this show and today we are going to talk all about play.

We know that play is the language of preschoolers and that for young children it can be the key to learning.

But play is also a powerful tool for supporting differently wired children

of any age in developing skills, processing difficult situations,

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