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Family Pastime games are ideal for families, friends, classrooms, social groups and mental health professionals. These noncompetitive games are ideal for fostering cooperation between children and between children and adults. They can be played with friends, siblings, and family members, and in therapy with children. Children feel challenged, stimulated and are excited to play.
Children learn how to build collaborative and supportive relationships in a spirit of playfulness. Siblings learn how to work together to achieve a common goal. Parents and children learn how to communicate and collaborate. Classrooms work to achieve a shared goal through cooperation.
Children who come to therapy often lack social skill that can be fostered and developed through noncompetitive play. These noncompetitive games from Family Pastimes allow therapists to gain valuable insight into a child's social development and problem solving skill.
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