3. Promote Unstructured Play
- Unstructured play is essential for children's social and cognitive development.
- Schedule regular playdates or free play sessions where children can interact with peers without the oversight of adults. This helps them learn social skills and develop independence.
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Practical advice for parents from the book "Indistractable" by Nir Eyal.
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