New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

The lost art OF PLAY

When the kids or your grandkids yell, “Come and play!” how do you react? More often than not, a sheepish response such as, “Maybe later, I’ve got stuff to do” is fired back. Stuff means washing, work, phone calls, making dinner, lunch prep… the list goes on. The truth is, especially in the lead-up to Christmas, it can feel like you don’t have time for fun.

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