Did you know that kids these days spend seven hours in front of their screens––tablets, televisions, phones, and computers––and just 30 minutes a day playing actively? The kids of today now choose to live a sedentary lifestyle than engaging in outdoor play. These can harm their well-being and health in the long run. If you’re
Learning should never be confined inside the four walls of the school. At home, there are ways to continue your kids’ learning while keeping them engaged and entertained. More hours at home could breed negative habits such as using gadgets longer, oversleeping, or binge-watching TV shows and movies. While these activities can be fun and
Kids today don’t spend nearly enough time in the outdoors. Unlike your own generation and the generations that came before you, playtime for kids today mostly occurs indoors, and usually in front of screens of varying sizes. Spending time outdoors is highly beneficial towards a child’s growth and development. Exposure to nature helps them develop
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced everyone to stay at home and only go out when it is necessary. It has disrupted our daily lives. Schools have been shut down. More people have been working from home. Nursing homes have become coronavirus hot spots, and some authorities have advised to pull out residents from these homes.
In today’s fast-paced world, it can be challenging to find spare time to connect with your loved ones, but you should still make an effort to do so, especially if you have kids. Studies have revealed that family time can boost a child’s self-esteem, improve social development, and build strong bonds. Plus, it provides everyone
Millions remain stuck at home as the pandemic continues to spread around the world. Some take this time to create and build wonderful things. Others spend this time learning new skills. Some people use it to enrich their knowledge. And others simply want to binge-watch all the offerings of streaming sites. You, however, have a
If you work a daily 9 to 5 job, then your weekends are for relaxation. That’s two days for yourself after a tedious week of work. You’ll want to spend it focusing on leisure activities or simply catching up on sleep. Surely, there are a lot of things you want to do. But with only
