If you feel that your children do not have the ability to play spontaneously, they do not have new games or new ideas to have fun... These interesting and fun ideas to enhance creativity and imagination through play will surely help you. Play, apart from an opportunity for fun, represents health and development of our children . The many ways of playing enrich a child's brain, body and life in essential ways.

Here we leave you some tips and games that can help your child have fun.

• Give your child blocks, empty containers, wooden spoons, and puzzles . Simple, inexpensive objects are some of the best ways to support a child's creativity. Remember, it is the presence and attention of parents and caregivers that enriches children, not fancy electronic devices.
• Give your child opportunities to play with his siblings, try to direct the game to give both resources to play interactively, giving an example of how to coordinate differences and turn them into points of unity and fun when sharing.
• Help your child explore his or her body through different movements , for example, walking, jumping, and standing on one leg. Use dance as an essential activity!!!!
• Provide opportunities for imaginary and symbolic play that involves many cognitive and representational skills, including empathy in stepping outside of oneself and putting oneself in someone else's shoes, for example, pretending to drink from an empty cup, a doll that jumps and falls and reacts by crying because he has hurt himself... Try to offer your child several everyday situations that can be used to play and work on these important aspects of play and imagination.
• Read regularly with your child . Encourage simulation play based on these stories. You already know that we are great lovers of reading with our children as an activity of connection, communication and interaction.
• Sing songs and play rhythms so your child can learn and join in the fun . Start introducing some age-appropriate games like Simon Says or any activity with VICON Method Music, which you can get at SOUNDCLOUD.
• Rescue images of activities you have done as a family, excursions, meetings, meals, birthdays and try to relive those moments through games, singing happy birthday, greeting our relatives when they arrive... Tell stories to your child and ask them questions about what they Either she remembers or does it in a representative way with puppets with the faces of her loved ones who lived these moments with you.
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• Schedule a call with your friends from school, your cousins, neighbors or even with the brother who is in the other room and make a more original and perhaps attractive form of interaction with someone from your own home!!
• Try making a simple circuit at home with items such as cushions, ropes, chairs, beds, fabrics... Encourage your child to try a variety of movements in a safe environment , for example jumping, swinging, climbing and doing somersaults.
• CREATING an effective sensory space doesn't have to be expensive or require an entire room in your home. It can be done from a sensory board and stored under a sofa to using a small closet. In addition, you can use materials that are easy to find at home such as: Christmas lights, DIY, ball pool, among other things,

In addition to promoting the health and development of our children, play helps foster and encourage safe, stable and beneficial relationships . The mutual joy and face-to-face interaction that occur during play can help a child's body handle stressful situations. Learning is best stimulated by using a child's natural instincts to play rather than by external factors such as grades alone. As they actively participate in the world and discover it with joy, children acquire skills that increasingly require teamwork and innovation, which will be beneficial to them in the long run.