Cerebro, infancia y juego

The man does not stop playing because he gets old. He becomes old because he stops playing". Bernard Shaw. This phrase by the Irish playwright illustrates very well to what extent the game is important and vital for the existence of any person and what allows our brain to stay young, active and, in In short, alive Most of us adults agree that it is essential for children to play, but what we are not aware of is how important it is in the neurological development of our sons and daughters and therefore in their learning. We have the responsibility of accompanying our little ones so that through play they learn and playfully discover the thousand facets of life. But how to do it? Throughout this book, María Couso will tell us how how our brain develops from childhood and what are the factors that promote better cognitive performance.And for this he will talk about games, specifically modern board games. This way we will discover everything they can build.