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1. How often do you engage in games or creative activities with your child?

Every day, we love playing together!

A few times a week, when I have time.

Occasionally, but I leave most playtime to them.

Rarely, I focus on other responsibilities.

2. When your child invites you to play, how do you typically respond?

I happily join in and make time for it.

I join sometimes but often have other things to do.

I usually suggest they play alone or with friends.

I rarely engage in their play.

3. What types of play do you and your child enjoy together?

A mix of physical, creative, and imaginative play.

We do structured activities like board games or sports.

Mostly educational activities rather than free play.

We don’t play much together.

4. How do you encourage imaginative play?

I join in role-playing games and encourage creativity.

I provide toys or activities but don’t always participate.

I let them play but prefer structured activities.

I don’t focus on imaginative play.

5. How do you incorporate humor and silliness into daily life?

We joke, laugh, and have silly moments all the time.

We laugh together sometimes, but I don’t go out of my way to be silly.

I prefer a more serious approach to parenting.

I rarely use humor in parenting.

6. How do you handle messes that come from playful activities?

I embrace the mess as part of fun learning.

I allow some mess but prefer to keep things tidy.

I discourage messy activities at home.

I avoid messy activities altogether.

7. How do you incorporate movement and physical play into your child’s day?

We play sports, dance, or go on outdoor adventures regularly.

I encourage physical activity but don’t always participate.

I prefer calm activities over active play.

Physical play isn’t a priority in our household.

8. How do you use play as a way to connect and bond with your child?

I use playtime to strengthen our emotional connection.

I engage in play sometimes, but we bond in other ways too.

I don’t consider play a main bonding activity.

I prefer more structured ways to connect.

9. How do you balance structured activities with free play?

I make sure my child has plenty of time for free, unstructured play.

I balance both, but structured activities take priority.

Playtime happens when everything else is done.

I focus mainly on academic or productive activities.

10. If your child is feeling down, how do you use play to cheer them up?

I engage in fun, playful activities to lift their mood.

I encourage fun activities but don’t always participate.

I comfort them in other ways but don’t think of play as a solution.

I don’t use play to address emotions.

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