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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This does not matter in the slightest. It’s a recent thing for parents to play with kids. I grew up in the 70s & 80s and parents playing with kids was not a thing. They can do other kinds of projects, outings, quality time that he is actually into. It’s fine.[/quote] +1. I rarely play with my child and she is 2. It wasn't the way for a long time. We do activities together (nature walks, etc.) but I do not sit on the floor and play.[/quote] You ignored your daughter during her infancy. Awesome![/quote] The current advice is to do exactly this with small kids. Be near your kid, but don’t play WITH them. They need to develop independent and open ended play skills. Parents are actually limiting development when they get involved[/quote] I am 100% positive the current advice is not to not to avoid interaction with your child until he turns two. I am also certain the current advice is to refuse to play with your child even when she asks you to. Why the hell did some of you have children?[/quote]
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