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It’s the first week of our ‘Everyday Play at Home’ and we’re excited to talk about supporting nature play at home. Nature play is more than just playing in natural settings (although that’s a big part of it!), it’s unstructured time and space in outdoor settings where you and your child can freely engage with the world around them. From babies feeling the grass, to infants stomping in the mud, and older children using their imagination to collect or create. Nature play supports children’s physical health, emotional regulation and their confidence to take safe risks and shape their thinking through their discoveries. Keep swiping to learn more! KU services deliver play-based learning programs with meaningful opportunities for your child to safely engage in nature play guided by their thoughts, ideas and questions. Click the link 🔗 in our bio to find a KU service near you. Supervision is always recommended for safe play.