There are more and more references to the term ‘Free Play’ on social media, in newspapers and magazines. Play is important and is the work our children and youth need to do. In our structured and scheduled world, the need of free play for children is increasingly important. Free play is play that is unstructured, organized without adult involvement, and electronics-free, which gives children and youth the opportunity to develop their creativity, imagination and confidence. In addition to these benefits, young people will develop their motor, social, problem-solving and decision-making skills. Our young people need this opportunity to develop!