Roughhousing strengthens the parentchild connection from "summary" of The Art of Roughhousing by Anthony T. DeBenedet, M.D,Lawrence J. Cohen, Ph.D.
Roughhousing is not just about physical play—it's about building a stronger bond between parent and child. When parents engage in roughhousing with their children, they are creating a unique connection that goes beyond just spending time together. Through playful wrestling, tickling, and chasing, parents and children are able to communicate in a way that words cannot capture. This type of physical play allows for a deeper level of understanding between parent and child. It fosters trust, as children learn to rely on their parents to be there for them during these moments of play. In turn, parents learn to understand their children's cues and reactions, helping them to better connect and respond to their needs. Roughhousing also helps to br...
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