Psychology suggests letting children play on their own may be one of the best parenting decisions

Times of India — Astrology & Spirituality · 1 Aug 2026, 2:05 pm

Contemporary children are engaging in far less independent playtime, which is essential for developing critical life skills. With the prevalence of organized sports and tightly packed schedules, these young ones miss out on vital moments of free exploration. This reduction is closely associated with increasing rates of anxiety and emotional difficulties among kids.

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