How to balance vigilance with children’s socialisation during playdates

By Dr HUSNA MUSA

Playdates is one way to encourage social interaction in children. — Positive Parenting

THE Covid-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way we approach social interactions and parenting, including the way our children socialise with their peers.

Playdates, where parents arrange their children to meet and play together, is one way to encourage social interaction in children.

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