Creative Play Analysis

Independance or organization, it is actually a tough question for most parents to answer without their own opinion. I however would choose independance, which in this case is refered to as creative play. Creative play fosters one of the most needed things in today's society, independance.

I get that it relies on the parenting 'style' of the person but they can't make their kid, them. These day's are some of the most trying times for parents and their kids. With bullying, cyber-bullying, and other threats on the rise it is time to stop doing things how they want to do it, and do things to prevent the above mentioned.Organized activities could possible keep a kid out of trouble or it could cause an encounter that would make them a troublemaker. Creative play fosters independance, imagination, social skills, etc. …show more content…
Creative play also creates the necessary leadership skills, organized activities fail to do this... for the most part. These day's it's all about don't do this, don't do that, if that keeps up people won't even be able to wake up without stepping on someone's toes. Organization is good, don't get me wrong, but it has to stop at a point otherwise we could end up in a dystopian society that today's youth read about so much. For example, the book Blood Ink, and Fire is about a dystopian society where books, electronic and paper, are destroyed so that independance, imagination, learning, all of it goe so organization can be the top