with superheroes, then get your gear and costumes (even if you have to improvise). If your kids like outdoor sports, plan accordingly and give it your best shot. Whatever they like, you like. It’s your way of showing how well you know them and have been paying attention.
3. Follow-up with your kids about the experience.
There’s nothing like seeing your child express the joy and fun time they have playing with you. This also helps you in planning the next adventure of play.
4. Be consistent. Be intentional. Just play.
Kimberly Thomas, Ed. D. in Counseling Psychology is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Chicago, Illinois. She specializes in Partner Violence Intervention, Substance Use Disorders, and Anger Management. Her volunteer work includes helping build faith-based community programs, workshops, and community awareness campaigns. When Dr. Thomas is not working, she enjoys being a mother, singing and attending retreats.