The child has a primal need for play and that is why it is the best way for the child to self-actualize in all fields. The parent has the most important role in the child's life because he is the first person with whom the child comes into contact and therefore the parent needs to know himself well in order to be a better example to the child. No less important is the role of the educator who should try to better understand the child and adapt to the child's needs. The educator's communication with the child is an important factor in the child's development in order for the child to have as free and relaxed play and interaction as possible. It is important to document the child's work in order to better monitor the child's development and so that parents can have an insight into the child's thoughts. In this way, the educator can adapt the activities to the child. The roles that the educator has are the educator as a passive observer, the educator as an interested observer and teammate, and the educator as a leader.