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Apr202009

PLAY! Definitive Resource on Play and Parenting

The Carnival of Play is sadly coming to an end. It has been exhausting, but a lot of fun. I've really enjoyed having the opportunity to read some new blogs and to read some great new posts on play from some of the regular blogs that I read. I was so thrilled by the number of people that participated and the effort that went into all of the posts. So everyone stand up and take a final bow. Here is the roundup of all of the posts from the Carnival.

My posts


The posts that I wrote for the Carnival included both original posts, links to other great play resources, and compilations of your posts.

Original Posts and Great Play Resources


Compilations of Carnival Posts

Your posts

Don't miss any of the great posts contributed to the carnival by other bloggers. Here they are again, all 35 of them:


Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You all deserve a standing ovation for your fabulous contributions to this carnival. This truly is a definitive resource now on play and parenting that I hope will help many parents understand the importance of play and find ideas for playing with their kids.
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Reader Comments (12)

Congratulations for hosting a fantastic carnival on the topic of play. I had fun writing for it. Thank you for including me in your carnival.

April 21, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterTwinToddlersDad

It was GREAT fun to participate in your Carnival. Thanks for letting me! I hope it has opened the eyes of a large variety of people about the different ways we can play!

April 21, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterSam

Thank YOU for such a great idea. It was a lot of fun to think about play in many different ways

April 22, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterRebecca

[...] HAD to interrupt my previous series post to put up a post about Play - inspired by a Carnival of Play that PhdinParenting just hosted. As an afterthought, I realize that the concept of PLAY is very similar to the concept [...]

[...] few weeks ago, the blog PhD in Parenting had a carnival of play for which other bloggers wrote posts pertaining to play. These have been wonderful, quick reads and the book reviews have added to my to-read [...]

What an excellent idea! I bet many parents would love to stumble upon it (I'll just click "I like it" ... there).

I would have liked to add my post "Mom, I'm bored" to this carnival, so if I may, it's http://www.ronitbaras.com/index.php/focus-on-the-family/parenting-family/mom-im-bored-part-1/

All the best,
Ronit

June 19, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterFamily Matters

[...] PhD in Parenting (see Carnival of Play posts) [...]

[...] cooperative for young children with my other blog, The Wonder Years. I also participated in a Carnival of Play, and contributed three posts to the carnival and I won a book called Play, by Stuart Brown, [...]

[...] See full recap of all Carnival of Play posts here! [...]

August 21, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterTime to Play!

[...] by identifying their real origins; by practicing mindful breathing and mindfulness meditation and playful, joyful parenting; by directing our real and righteous anger about our pain at the appropriate [...]

[...] that last point, there is so much inspiration out there. Some great places to look include The PhD in Parenting Carnival of Play and my friend Allie’s great craft blog No Time for Flash Cards.  Do you like paint and play [...]

[...] quality of life and learning of our children that I even dedicated a while blog carnival to it (see PLAY! Definitive Resource on Play and Parenting to read the posts). But what happens when a child doesn't get the chance to [...]

October 9, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterA Child's Work | PhD in P
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