In recent years social care policy makers in Ireland and beyond have been heard to advocate for The Voice of the Child. This laudable position marks progress for childrens involvement in matters concerning their well being and future. This is particularly pertinent in the area of child protection and welfare social work. But how is an approach highlighting The Voice of the Child to be applied on the ground? This book documents a plethora of research that maintains that Play is the langauge of children and the most effective way to learn about children is through their Play. One of the most...