Encouraging roughhousing can lead to fewer behavior problems from "summary" of The Art of Roughhousing by Anthony T. DeBenedet, M.D,Lawrence J. Cohen, Ph.D.
Encouraging roughhousing can be a surprising way to prevent behavior problems in children. It may seem counterintuitive to some parents, as roughhousing often involves physicality and high energy. However, research shows that children who engage in rough-and-tumble play are actually better behaved in various settings. When children roughhouse, they are learning important social and emotional skills. They are figuring out how to communicate their boundaries, read nonverbal cues, and regulate their emotions. These skills are essential for navigating social interactions and conflict resolution. By engaging in rough play, children develop a sense of empathy and learn to understand and respect the feelings of others. Furthermore, roughhousin...
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