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Anita Frost, the founder of Green Bean, is a strong advocate for imaginative play, believing it significantly contributes to children's development and creativity. This type of play empowers children to explore their imaginations, develop unique ideas, and enhance social skills through interaction, thereby strengthening communication and language abilities. Imaginative play also cultivates critical thinking skills by teaching children how to follow directions, build expressive and receptive language, improve social interactions, and manage emotions effectively. To foster imaginative play at home, we recommend dedicating a small space, such as a corner of a room or a section of the garden, for children to build dens, stages, houses, schools, or shops. You can provide recycled materials like curtains, mats, wood, and plant pots for them to customise these spaces. With an extensive background in both child development and business, Anita Frost is recognised as an industry leader for her innovative eco-toys. The number one best-seller, the Green Bean™ Soft Toy, is an ideal companion for young children, specifically designed to support their learning and adventures through imaginative play. It makes a treasured gift and comes highly recommended by Dr. Gummer’s Good Play Guide.
The Green Bean™ Soft Toy also encourages a love of reading and learning from early childhood. This plush toy is perfect for use alongside books from the Green Bean Collection®, enhancing children's experience of stories and inspiring creativity through storytelling.
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Margaret and Anita discuss some of the lessons learnt from "no-tech" days for early-years children.
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