Evolution of American Playgrounds
Author: Austin Stanfel
The word playground is a bit of a blanket term and can apply to a lot of different things. Playgrounds can be at schools, parks, zoos, camps, casinos, dog parks, on streets, on cruise ships, rooftops, and even out in the wilderness. Not only do playgrounds varyThe Importance of Inclusive Play
Author: Austin Stanfel
A playground can be a place where a community can find entertainment and learning. When it comes to playgrounds, children of all ages can learn new skills, socialize with others, and improve their cognitive abilities. This is why a playground that is accessible and durableUnconventional Playgrounds Develop Creativity In Children
Author: Austin Stanfel
Research shows that the creativity of most children reaches its peak before the age of 6. As a parent or guardian, you have every responsibility to help develop the imagination and the creativity of your pre-schooler, to enhance his/her continued development. Unconventional playgrounds are slowly gainingThe Benefits of Natural Playgrounds
Author: Austin Stanfel
Running in an open field and climbing trees is the freest a child can feel, but it can be daunting for parents. That’s why playgrounds were created. When children play outside, they usually want to feel like they are within and a part of nature, butRevisiting Play Value
Author: Austin Stanfel
The kids want to play outside. Should you consider sending them to the local playground? There is definitely a link between children playing and the playground. But what is it exactly? Play, in general, is an activity not limited to one specific thing. While tennis takes place in5 Soft Skills Kids Develop Through Park Play
Author: Austin Stanfel
As we know, playing outside has many health benefits for our bodies. When we move and jump, it strengthens our muscles and bones, making them stronger and less likely to sprain or fracture. A park is a great place that you can consider allowing your children to play because of all the health benefits that they will gain. However, did you know that allowing your kids to play at a park allows them to gain soft skills as well? Soft skills allow our children to interact and socialize with other children (and adults) well. So what are the top five soft skills that our children can develop while playing in the park? Self-Confidence is Key: It was Marcus




