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I Went Looking for the Kid I Used to Be. 90 Days Later, She Answered.
This article is by the National Institute for Play’s Director of Product, Tina Boe. It is her last in the Live Playfully Challenge series. Enjoy.
The most surprising thing 90 days of daily play taught me: the kid I used to be never actual...
3 Recesses a Day Cut Children's Stress Hormones by Two-Thirds. So Why Are We Still Cutting Recess?
The following post is by Lauren Sundstrom, COO of the National Institute for Play.
Most schools treat recess as the easiest cut to make. The biology says it’s the most expensive one.
A team of researchers set out to measure something n...
Play is the lubricant of every relationship.
This guest post is by Dr. Assael and Galit Romanelli, relationship experts who help couples remarry each other. They are in their sixth marriage to each other and co-creators of The Remarriage Roadmap and co-directors of The Potential State...
The 5 conditions every game you've ever loved secretly builds
This article is by Michelle "Michie" Leccese, MA², Ph.D. Candidate at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, where her research explores the intersection of trauma theory and play science.
Along with her professorship...
Play is a public health necessity. A fence we need to build.
This article is by NIFPlay's Director of Play Science, Tony Christopher, former Executive Director and longtime friend of Dr. Stuart Brown. Before helping build NIFPlay from the ground up, he built digital platforms for Apple and NASA — so...
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