Heidi is the best at hiding: in school, at the playground, or in the park. Heidi’s friends know how much she loves hiding, so they always let her play and win. But Heidi learns the importance of sharing the limelight with other people when being too good at hiding makes her miss all the other fun her friends are having—and how much more fun it can be when you appreciate what your friends are good at too.
Children all over the world, like Heidi, love to hide in confined spaces so we would search for and find them, and they very much enjoy playing hide-and-seek. Like Heidi, three and four-year old children still struggle to decide whether to follow their desire to play only their favorite game with ...
Read MoreDear Parents,
A child’s ability to share with others and consider others’ needs progresses with their emotional and social growth and development. However, their experience of real-life situations and incidents that require them to share with others might enhance this ability, whether at home, in kindergarten, or in the vicinity of an extended family or with friends.
