According to developmental experts, interactive play is a critical part of every child's education.
Children learn cause and effect through play, and problem-solving is a part of everyday life.
By Chelsea M. Budde A frustrated mother scans seemingly endless shelves for an appropriate toy for her son's birthday. That remote control truck would be nice, but he wouldn't be able to turn it on himself. Out of time and patience, she runs over to the clothing department and grabs an outfit featuring his favorite sports team. It's not a toy, but he'll like it anyway. Her son, a bilateral above elbow amputee, is unable to play with most ordinary toys.