She\’s not a game like a game. It\’s the classic kind of playing at being an adult, like playing mommy and daddy, that\’s the classic kind of play, and the kids actually think of themselves as adults at that point. A game where you play “for real” is something else. Like little boys playing football, ergo soccer, they focus on it from a slightly different point of view. Sure, they have their adult role models there too. Unfortunately, the author of the article is untouched by the sport, so he can\’t name a single one. Football illiterates have it somewhat harder in this regard. But back to the kids. Sports games are quite common among children and there is basically nothing to object to them, unless their health is at risk. For example, playing boxers is not the best way to pass a long moment. There are other and much better ones. It doesn\’t have to be football, but it is probably the most commonly played game. In the winter, of course, it\’s hockey, that is, it used to be, back when kids still knew normal, that is, natural ice. You either went to the pond, which parents didn\’t like, or you sprayed water in front of the apartment building and you were skating.

Unfortunately, today\’s children\’s games are somewhere else entirely. Parents put a tablet in their hands and don\’t pay attention to the kids anymore. They\’ll just fall into the fictional world of whatever game they\’re playing. One can only hope that parents at least check what their children are playing. Horror games and those full of violence and blood are really not recommended.

Unfortunately, most parents are glad to be away from their children and then are terribly surprised that at school their child smashed the other parent\’s head with, for example, a rock. Although it is widely claimed that games do not affect this behaviour, or supposedly it has not been 100% proven, we certainly have our own opinion on this. The word of a psychologist is very much out of place here. Therefore, it is necessary to play with children occasionally as well and to really control their activities in their free time. So that we have an overview and don\’t have to regret later that we have neglected something.