Dressing up has many other advantages. Creative and motor skills are practised via imaginative play, which promotes independence, self-expression, language development, and the development of language. Empathy is instilled in children when they learn to communicate their thoughts with others and put them into action.While dressed up in costumes or dress-up clothing, children will often engage in role-playing and dialogue with their peers, which will help them develop their social skills. When playing dress up with others, it is important to take turns and negotiate terms. Is it going to be you or someone else? Sister? Patient? The question is, who will get to dress up in their favourite dinosaur costume for today.A child's interest about the diverse characters inspires them to apply their knowledge of the world around themto recollect information and events and play them outwhich leads to cognitive development. Stethoscopes will suddenly become intriguing as they discover new vocabul