Finding time to play with our children just might be easier than you think! Playing with our children does not have to be structured or planned out. It can occur in micro-moments as we go about our everyday family life. It can give us a bridge to tackle challenging tricky transitions with them, and sometimes it can just be the antidote we all need to get through unavoidable daily demands.

In our ever-increasing digital world where children have access to online gaming and virtual connection with their peers, parents may be feeling a sense of loss related to building and sustaining (non-virtual) social and communicative connections with their children.