Guest Column: Family game night is more important than you think
“Play also allows children to step away from screens and find alternate activities to occupy their time,” Stewart Burgess writes. (Cottonbro Studio/Pexels)
Dr. Stewart Burgess
Dr. Stewart Burgess is CEO and executive director of the Children’s Museum of Memphis, as well as a developmental psychologist with an extensive career in early childhood learning.
“Hands-on exploration and group play are at the heart of the Children’s Museum of Memphis. Now, you and the young learners in your life can take on both together.”
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