Children don’t say “I had a hard day. Can we talk?”
They say “Will you play with me?”
– LAWRENCE COHEN

Kids don’t say, “I had a tough day.” They ask, “Will you play with me?” Play is their way to connect and share feelings. Join them—it’s how they open up and feel loved.

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