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Children need rough and tumble play

DIG DEEPER at Norwegian SciTech News: https://norwegianscitechnews.com/2022... Children engage in rough play today, just like they did in the past. What’s the same and what has changed? Researchers have taken a closer look and have a clear recommendation for today’s parents and kindergarten and school staff. Children like to engage in rough play and get into mischief. Survey participants who were young in the post-World War II era and in the 2000s relate stories about snowball fights, play fighting and scrumping for apples. However, the content of the rough play has changed in line with societal developments. “Before, very few children went to kindergarten, and the youngest children attended school only every other day. Most of the children had a lot of time to play without the adults monitoring their every movement,” says Ragnhild Røe Norderhus, assistant professor at NTNU’s Department of Teacher Education. Norderhus and Gunilla Eide Isaksen, NTNU assistant professor, and Maria Øksnes, professor at NTNU, have investigated which elements of rough play have stayed the same and which have changed through three generations. The survey is based on 90 individual interviews with three generations about their childhood memories in Norway. The sample consisted of women and men who were in their 20s, 50s and 70s. The researchers hope that their findings will encourage parents and staff of kindergarten and school-age children to reflect more before they stop what they perceive as roughhousing. DIG DEEPER at Norwegian SciTech News: https://norwegianscitechnews.com/2022...