The objective of this article is to get the parent of a child with cerebral palsy perspective on how play influences their everyday life. The authors did what I would consider a survey but they only had seven people. The people had to have an interview and fill out an information sheet. This lead to four different types of play. The four types are typical play, burden play, expanding the concept of play, and therapy and play. One suggestion that I would have for this article is they need to talk to more people. If you expand the topic a little more like more age groups to give more results. They only talked to seven but there are a lot more people out there with children that have cerebral palsy. Go into more detail about what is on the information sheet so that the readers know what is being asked of the people. Try to go into more detail on the results by explaining the types of play so that people understand what each means. The website caringforcerebralpalsy.com talks about all the different ideas of play that you can do with the different age groups of people with cerebral palsy.
