Children's play is the foundation of a child's process of learning and cognitions. While playing, the child learns about the world around him, therefore it is important to surround him both spatially and materially and socially in order to have a positive impact on his growth and development. Playing is contributing to the development of fine and gross motor skills, stimulates and develops imagination, creativity, interactivity and it leads to the strengthening of self-confidence and easier control of emotions. All of those benefits are the product of the child’s active engagement during play. Although not all development achievements are always visible, they are extremely important due to the overall progress. The stimulating environment created by the educator or parent contributes to the child's development, so the consistency of adults in creating a stimulating medium for children is unavoidable. It is not recommended to limit and restrain children in creative intentions because as the result the benefits are not visible because children's research and sometimes vague intentions will lead to progress. As the child develops and grows, his play becomes more complex, so it is essential to adapt playing to the needs and age of the child. While playing, the child is pushing the boundaries, he is exploring possibilities and repeating his intentions, and in this way he brings his abilities to perfection and overcomes new challenges.