What should children who do not sleep during nap time be given?

Quiet solitary activities are appropriate for children who do not sleep during nap time because they provide a calming environment while respecting the needs of those children who are resting. These activities allow children to engage in low-impact, gentle tasks that do not disturb others who are napping, fostering an atmosphere of relaxation and focus. Options that involve more active playtime or social interactions could disrupt the tranquility needed during a rest period, making them less suitable for children who are not sleeping. By offering soothing solitary activities, you create a balance that supports both the wellbeing of the non-nappers and the restfulness of those who are sleeping.