Children in the second year will become confused by the difference between make-believe and reality is their parents engage in pretend play with them.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Research suggests that children in the second year of life can distinguish between pretend play and reality. They are able to engage in pretend play themselves and understand when others are engaging in pretend play. However, they still need guidance and supervision from adults to fully understand the boundaries between make-believe and reality.

Children in the Second Year Will Become Confused by the Difference