Children may use play to express their thoughts and emotions from "summary" of The Secret Language of Children by Lawrence E. Shapiro
Children often communicate their thoughts and emotions through the language of play. Play serves as a way for children to express themselves, as they may not always have the words to articulate their feelings. By engaging in play, children can act out scenarios, create stories, and interact with toys or other children in a way that reflects their inner world.
Through play, children can explore difficult or complex emotions in a safe and controlled environment. For example, a child who is feeling scared may play a game where they are the hero who conquers their fears. This allows them to process their emotions and gain a sense of mastery over their feelings. Similarly, a child who is feeling sad may create a story where a character overcomes obstacles and finds happiness, reflecting their own desire for comfort and joy.
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