Kid's Play These developmentally appropriate organized activities offer children positive peer group experiences. No television is allowed. Time for hanging out together, having fun, and developing a peer network emphasizes friendship in a community. Parents share their own successes and help one another help their children succeed in school. Informal social-support networks emerge.
Parents makes friends and find their peers to be supportive and wise.
Parents build a local association of interdependent families. FAST professionals serve as backup support. Play materials are provided. Parent-child pairs play together within a context of a community of other pairs. Each family wins once.