Picnic Basket - "Tasty"

The activity supports skill development and is great for your child's well-being:

• Gives your child plenty of opportunities to unleash their imagination.
• Great for group role play, where little ones get to practise finding their own place in the game and taking turns to leads.
• Strengthens social skills, which, according to childcare professionals and educators, are more important for students to practise than learning grammar and math.

Measures 15 x 16 x 24 cm .
Suitable for children aged 3 yrs. to 6 yrs.

Dressing up or playing with doll sets, play sets, and face paint are all different ways of engaging in role play. Role play is an important part of your child's development. When role playing, your child is inspired to think creatively in terms of their own identity. How does a unicorn or a sword fighter talk? And what can I do if I'm a dragon or a circus performer? Having these sorts of thoughts while playing helps to develop children's social skills. Playing with different roles helps children strengthen their understanding of the world around them. Through role playing, your child can learn about boundaries, rules, and opportunities for social interaction and identity formation.