Let's Talk America With Shana Thornton

Today’s parents are under more pressure than ever to ensure that their kids grow up to be successful adults. As a result, kids are often overscheduled and juggling a million activities both in and outside of school, which creates a lot of stress and leaves very little downtime to relax and play. According to a recent clinical report by the American Academy of Pediatrics, play is fundamentally important for developing 21st century skills, including social, emotional and language . The AAP recommends play for children to buffer toxic stress, build parental relationships and improve overall functioning. An advoate joins #LTARadio to discuss the importance of play. Listen in!  --------- Thank you for visiting our page. Pleae visit www.ltaradio.com.