The dramatic instinct in children

About this book

In the early 20th century, as society began to recognize the importance of childhood development, "The Dramatic Instinct in Children" by the American Institute of Child Life emerged as a pioneering exploration of how children engage with their imaginations. This scientific publication delves into the unique ways children express themselves through play and imitation, highlighting the significance of dramatic instincts in fostering creativity and emotional intelligence. Ideal for educators, child psychologists, and parents, this work encourages a deeper understanding of children's innate abilities to narrate their experiences and emotions. Discover how nurturing these instincts can shape their growth and development, offering invaluable insights into the formative years of childhood.