Many of our favorite childhood memories revolve around play. Play is an essential part of being a child. In fact, we are designed to play. As we learn more in this field, we know that play is a critical component to a child’s development and attachment, and it is even more critical for a child who may have experienced compromised beginnings of life.

But what does play mean exactly? We often hear play is important, but sometimes it can be difficult for us to know how to play and when to play. Join us and our guest speaker, Ann Maura Hinton, as we discuss the importance of play, personalities of play, and how we as parents and caregivers can engage in intentional, fun play with our children.

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Speaker Profile: Ann Maura is the Director of Bridge Education Services at Lifeline Children’s Services. She brings with her over 25 years teaching experience in a variety of different settings and with a variety of different disabilities. She is a certified Cognitive Developmental Therapist and has earned her master’s and undergraduate degree in Special Education