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There are so many benefits of pretend play. As your toddler starts acting out the familiar routines and situations they’ll stretch their language and speech skills to repeat the familiar sayings and vocabulary. Pretend play also gives them the opportunity to see the other perspective and develop learning, thinking, and problem solving skills! It’s also a great tool to introduce emotional and social situations and use the pretend play to explain behaviors and expectations! Pretend play shouldn’t

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