How to Teach Play Skills Using ABA When a Child Has No Play Skills

Описание: How to ABA goes over how to teach play skills using ABA when a child has no play skills.
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So often, we take for granted that kids like to play. We buy them toys, arrange playdates, and even take them to parks and public areas, all in the name of playing. No one doubts the importance of play on a child’s development. It builds confidence, social skills, creativity, and imagination.

But what happens when a child is unable to play? They may seem disinterested in age-appropriate toys, preferring to throw them or spin them. Or, a child may be so involved with his toy that he refuses to engage with other adults or peers. Another common concern is when a child may be able to learn functional play skills but has trouble progressing on towards interactive play and symbolic play. Teaching kids play skills is important but sometimes feels daunting. In this video, we go over why play skills are important and how to start building play skills in children.

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