If you are a parent or caregiver of younger children, here are 2 statements with which you’ll likely agree: 1) Kids have great imaginations. 2) Kids get can get bored easily. If both are true though, wouldn’t we just need to tap into #1 in order to solve #2?
Let’s see what we can do to spark your children’s imaginations so they can kick boredom to the curb, and have a great time playing all sorts of wonderfully creative games!
Here at Kids Love Dress Up, we are HUGE fans of role playing, dressing up fun, and of activities that encourage children to think outside the box, to put themselves into the shoes (and character) of another, to communicate and cooperate with their playmates, and to generally, say “good bye” to boredom.
Today’s post is all about fun dress up games and activities for kids! We’ve compiled a list of 30 games and activities related to dress up play that your child will enjoy! You can play WITH them, or just help them get started… and then peek in every now and then to smile at the fun your kids are having!
Dramatic play can be defined as a type of play where children accept and assign roles, and then act them out. It is a time when they break through the walls of reality, pretend to be someone or something different from themselves, and dramatize situations and actions to go along with the roles they have chosen to play. (Full article 
Little boys usually love dressing up just as much as little girls do! There are just as many options out there too… they just don’t look as “pink or frilly”.
There’s nothing quite like the imagination of a child… it’s an incredible thing to watch as a parent. Without any encouragement a child can turn a good wizard into an evil one by trading one wand for another. A train engineer becomes a ship’s captain with a quick hat switch. An apron over a pretty blue dress lets a little girl play the whole Cinderella story. A Dino-Bunny is invented with a few creative pairings. All because of great dress up accessory options! 
There are so many different dress up clothes little girls will love when they first are received. Some costumes, however, get worn over and over again. Day after day they are the first item pulled from the dress up box. They are worn even during non-play times!
Hats are an awesome part of dress up play! Kids from the youngest age to nearing (and into) adulthood love to pop one on their heads and get to work playing!
introducing to her the wonderful world of dress up? Christmas is coming, and you want to add some awesome pieces of little girls play dress up clothes to a 
