Disabled children are being 'excluded from play'

The video discusses the importance of play in child development, emphasizing the challenges faced by children with disabilities in accessing play opportunities. It highlights the need for societal attitude changes and the importance of listening to parents to better support children with complex needs. The video advocates for inclusive play settings that cater to the sensory needs of all children, ensuring they have the best possible experiences.

Why is it difficult for children with multiple challenges to find suitable playgroups?

• They are not interested in playing.

• Playgroups are often too busy and not adapted to their needs.

• There are too many playgroups available.

• Parents do not want them to play.

What percentage of parents reported that their disabled child had fewer play opportunities compared to non-disabled children?

• Three out of ten

• One out of ten

• Nine out of ten

• Five out of ten

What is a key finding regarding attitudes towards play for disabled children?

• Attitudes have not changed at all.

• Attitudes are irrelevant.

• Attitudes have changed completely.

• Attitudes have changed but not enough.

What should be done to help children with complex needs access play?

• Provide play settings with knowledgeable people.

• Ignore the parents' opinions.

• Only allow them to play at home.

• Limit their playtime.

Why is play considered vital for children like Ruby?

• It is not important for their development.

• It is a way to keep them busy.

• It helps them enjoy life and have a fulfilling experience.

• It is a mandatory school activity.