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Children’s right to play

 

Children’s right to play

Children’s right to play

Unfortunately, many fathers and mothers are disturbed by playing their children at home, harassed by their frequent movements, and the majority of them consider it to be naughty and chaotic that requires prevention and clairvoyance. The guest room should stay tidy, the living room should stay clean and tidy, and the same applies to the rest of the house’s facilities. The child must remain calm and resilient, and if it is necessary to play, the drawing, coloring or electronic games must not exceed without the noise or inconvenience of the father or mother. Who deserve a little peace and quiet

I don’t know if some parents are ignorant, or unaware that play is one of the most sacred rights of the child, especially this game coupled with movement, running and jumping... This is confirmed by the Master of Creation, Seydna Muhammad Sallah Allah on him when he said in the interview: “the dignity of the young boy is an increase of his mind in his adult,” and dignity is movement, as the conversation shows that there is a relationship between the child’s movement and mental development.

Children sometimes play their favourite toys at home, often making a mess, causing loss or damage, and these things can be valuable to parents, that’s right. Before we discuss this, we need to point out that in a period of integration of children into the game, they face challenges at the level of five important concepts, not the knowledge or experience of how to deal with them.

First, the concept of things

And it is on two levels, the first is that the child has a close connection with the world of things, dealing with it through its senses, it recognizes the objects, their characteristics, characteristics and types. It’s a phase of sensory interaction with the outside world, so you find that the child is willing to recognize anything that they find in front of them, even if it’s a danger to them. Her cognitive curiosity and love of recognition inspire her to live this adventure, and the second level is the love of having things. Most kids like to have everything on their hands. This can involve them in tensions with other children or people who understand nothing about the world of childhood. This level is linked to the evolution of the concept of property in children, and that is another subject.

Second, Localization Concept

The clarity of this concept is related to its stages of development and maturity. In his early childhood, that is to say during the first three years the child does not realize the dimensions of the place, he does not know above or below, right or left... So maybe he’s sitting at the bottom of the table, and when he wants to get up, he hits her head with his butt, because he doesn’t realize that it’s above him, and when he plays with her and wants to go down, he doesn’t realize the distance and the ground is far away on him and his man thinks the distance is close and he falls and starts crying.

So when a child plays, their area dimension environment is vague, they don’t realize the distance when they throw a toy, a ball or a pillow. Who can fall on something precious, break it or damage it, and fall prey to the anger of his father or mother.

Third, Destination Concept

The child cannot understand the causes of his actions and their consequences, especially in his early childhood. So when he’s in motor mode, he doesn’t put any weight on his movements, jumps and runs. His primary and legitimate concern is to satisfy his needs and desires. This does not mean that it is anarchic or subversive. His brain sent a message to his body telling him that there is a need for movement and demanding that he do what is necessary, because it is a need for motor and mental development. The body automatically responds to this.

Fourth, Concept of Value

The child does not realize the value, price or cost of things, especially in early childhood. His look at things with his pleasure, he could tear a precious dress, or he could throw a rare glass jar. It can color the walls of the rooms in obtaining colors, or it can create holes and sabotage... All this because of one very simple thing, it is that he has not yet developed in his brain the concept of value.. The poor have punitive measures that can be cruel. They feel injustice and grief. He thinks he was punished for no good reason.

Fifth, the notion of time

It is also one of the concepts that requires time and training to develop in children. In other words, time ends when satisfaction is reached, so that it does not feel over time, and does not pay attention to any other social obligation. So you find him arguing, arguing and arguing with his parents in order to determine the playing time and finish it.

Conclusion

Before parents punish their children for harming certain valuables "they must realize that no matter how much they cost, they will not reach the value of a hair of the feelings of a child who has been punished for immature concepts in his brain, and he has not come to understand it and act upon it, parents must realize that these concepts that I have simplified here, Others that I do not mention are responsible for the development and development of the child in the appropriate methods of education so that he gradually reaches the level of discrimination, and then it enters into other concepts such as correctness and fault. Years later, the concept of truth and falsehood... So, until it reaches maturity and adulthood... Do not oppress your children with their punishment for things they do not understand and it is not yet time to realize

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