 Symbolic play or dramatic play begins around age two. At this stage, children engage in make-believe games and fantasy roles. Role playing is an important aspect of language and cognitive development. Children enjoy dressing up as their favorite TV and movie characters and acting out real-life, adult situations. At this time, children will also start to use objects for a variety of functions. For example: long objects, such as a bat, becomes a sword or a broom.
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