Wavels
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Gks gun thread came to mind when I read this article this AM.
This is a spin-off of his thread
Should little boys be allowed to play with toy guns???
I say of course!
I suspect that GK does not think this is a good idea?
Why boys should be allowed to play with toy guns
By LAURA CLARK AND SARAH HARRIS - 22:35pm on 28th December 2007
Playing with toy weapons helps the development of young boys, according to new Government advice to nurseries and playgroups.
Staff have been told they must resist their "natural instinct" to stop boys using pretend weapons such as guns or light sabres in games with other toddlers. Fantasy play involving weapons and superheroes allows healthy and safe risk-taking and can also make learning more appealing, says the guidance. It conflicts with years of "political correctness" in nurseries and playgroups which has led to the banning of toy guns, action hero games and children pretending to fire "guns" using their fingers or Lego bricks.
Full article; Why boys should be allowed to play with toy guns | the Daily Mail
This is a spin-off of his thread
Should little boys be allowed to play with toy guns???
I say of course!
I suspect that GK does not think this is a good idea?
Why boys should be allowed to play with toy guns
By LAURA CLARK AND SARAH HARRIS - 22:35pm on 28th December 2007
Playing with toy weapons helps the development of young boys, according to new Government advice to nurseries and playgroups.
Staff have been told they must resist their "natural instinct" to stop boys using pretend weapons such as guns or light sabres in games with other toddlers. Fantasy play involving weapons and superheroes allows healthy and safe risk-taking and can also make learning more appealing, says the guidance. It conflicts with years of "political correctness" in nurseries and playgroups which has led to the banning of toy guns, action hero games and children pretending to fire "guns" using their fingers or Lego bricks.
Full article; Why boys should be allowed to play with toy guns | the Daily Mail