Nature provides numerous benefits for children's development from "summary" of Last Child in the Woods by Richard Louv
In the modern world, children are spending less time outdoors than ever before. This detachment from nature has profound implications for their development. Nature provides a wide range of benefits for children, both physically and mentally. Being in nature allows children to engage in unstructured play, which is essential for their cognitive and emotional development.
When children play in nature, they are free to explore, discover, and create in ways that are not possible in a structured environment. This kind of play stimulates their imagination and curiosity, leading to increased creativity and problem-solving skills. Nature also offers children the opportunity to take risks and challenge themselves physically, which is cr...
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