Play is a natural, essential, and necessary part of childhood. It supports healthy child development by helping children explore, learn, express feelings, build relationships, and make sense of the world around them. While play may look different across families, cultures, and environments, the need for play is universal. Play is so important that the United Nations recognizes it as a basic right of every child because of its role in healthy development and well-being.

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