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Charlotte, Charlie and Millie explore the vital role of play in a child's development and ask whether children have forgotten how to be bored.


They discuss why unstructured play is so important, the developmental skills it nurtures, and the value of spending time outdoors—even in the depths of winter—with plenty of practical ideas to encourage children outside.


The conversation also looks at the Nanny's role in play: when to step in, when to stand back, and how to strike the right balance between guiding children and allowing them the freedom to lead.


Finally, the ladies discuss the rise of screen time, with Millie sharing her own family's experience of how excessive screen use directly affected her son.


Charlotte’s Dms

How should I ask about taking my 2 and 4 year old children I look after out; without sounding like I don’t want to be in the house all day.




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