Create a memorable summer with your children

In less than a month, the children will end their summer and return to school. How can they have a truly meaningful summer, not wasting time on electronic devices and still maintain the joy of childhood?

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In less than a month, our children will end their summer and return to school. How can we help our children have a truly meaningful summer, not wasting time on electronic devices and still maintain the joy of childhood? This is the time when parents can become companions, creating memorable memories with their children.

Reading is one of the healthiest and most beneficial leisure activities. Start by building a mini “library” at home with your child with books that suit their interests and age. Parents can spend 15-20 minutes every night reading with their children. This is not only a great way to connect with the family but also helps children form good habits. Instead of just reading, discuss the story, characters or even act out a small play with your child. This will make your child feel more interested and proactive.

Puzzles, jigsaw puzzles, and simple crafts like clay modeling, painting, etc. are great options for children to practice their dexterity, patience, and logical thinking. Instead of letting your children indulge in electronic devices, parents should guide them through such games at home. Puzzles, legos, etc. not only bring joy but also help children develop their thinking, problem-solving, and concentration.

Drawing and coloring are also ways for children to freely express their emotions, creativity and explore the colorful world around them. Parents can spend time with their children to turn these products into meaningful gifts.

A meaningful summer is not a summer filled with electronic devices, but a summer where children can freely explore , play and learn new things with their family. By accompanying their children, parents will create a truly special and memorable summer./.

Bao Nghi

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