Set aside 15 minutes today to engage and connect. No technology, no toys, no distractions. You will be surprised at what happens.
You won’t remember doing the same thing over and over. Get out your comfort zone and try something new.
Pick a free activity. Something new. Something simple.
For ideas see our blog
Think about your childhood. What positive memories can you recall? What made these moments stand out? How can you recreate these with your children?
The outdoors removes daily distractions that take your energy and time away from your family. It’s easier to recall memories from the outdoors as our senses are heightened.
It’s both a blessing and a curse that we always have the technology to capture moments. This shouldn’t distract you from being present, but equally, you want to get the right shot so you can share and hold onto the memory. Here’s a quick guide on how to capture moments.
We built a mud volcano after playing dinosaurs got out of hand.
A slight fault in our chemical formula led to some interesting experiments and funday in lockdown.
Build a mud kitchen, cheap and cheerful We have recently joined a forest school. There’s always a range of activities but our kids love the
