A group of children are playing house sharing the same kitchen and set of dishes. the nurse knows that is an activity exhibited by the Preschoolers.
Preschoolers and older kids may continue to choose independent play even after learning to play well with others as it provides unique opportunities to explore their own interests on their own terms.
Toys for independent play can be anything that babies, toddlers, or preschoolers can play with on their own, such as stuffed animals, blocks, toy figures, dress-up costumes, musical instruments, play tools, dolls, plush toys and books.
Any child can play independently, but this type of play is most common in children between two and three years old. At that age, children are still pretty self-focused and lack good communication and sharing skills. If a child is on the shy side and doesn't know their playmates well, they may prefer this type of play at older ages as well.
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