Participating in parent and toddler activities in a Forest School setting offers numerous benefits for both parents and children. For parents, it provides an opportunity to bond with their child in a natural environment, away from the distractions of modern life. It can also be a chance for parents to learn new skills, such as outdoor cooking or plant identification, which they can then share with their child.

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For toddlers, Forest School activities can help to develop their physical, social, and emotional skills. They can learn to climb, balance, and explore the natural world around them. Being in a group setting with other children also helps to build social skills, such as sharing and taking turns. Additionally, spending time in nature has been shown to have a calming effect on children, helping them to regulate their emotions and reduce stress.

Overall, parent and toddler activities in a Forest School offer a unique opportunity for families to connect with nature and each other, while also promoting physical and emotional development in young children.