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Fun Activities to Plan With Your Kids This Summer

Aug172022
PARENTING CONFIDENT KIDS

It’s time to get out of the house! School’s out, and now the fun can begin! It can be hard to plan and find the best things to do with your kids, so here are some preliminary ideas you can explore and adapt to your locality.

Go to the Park

Parks are classic family-friendly fun. Most cities and towns have them for that exact reason: so that families and loved ones can have a space to relax, eat, and enjoy the summer days together. You can either go to a park that has plenty of greenery and shade, have a picnic, and feed nuts to the ducks at the local pond (bread is actually bad for them), or you can enjoy the kind of park that has a playground for the kids! This way, the kids can entertain themselves, and the adults can relax in the shade. Every park is unique, and every town has its own variety. Do some research to know what your options are.

Go Swimming

In the hot, hot summertime, nothing is better than going swimming. And there are so many ways to do it, too! If your kids are a bit older, and there isn’t as much of a safety concern, you can try swimming in rivers, springs, or beaches. Just make sure you watch them closely! The problem with swimming in nature is that there’s a higher chance of something going wrong – getting sick from bacteria in the water or getting caught in a riptide. Lifeguards are another concern – a beach may or may not have them. Community pools usually do – but you should make sure the pool has lifeguards on duty, just in case. A backyard pool should be perfectly fine as long as you pay attention!

Traveling

Sometimes, it can seem like a waste of money to take your kids traveling. They can be noisy, ungrateful, grumpy, and messy. But truthfully, the most important thing is that you create memories with your kids. You don’t even have to spend lots of money – maybe you can take a relatively short road trip instead of flying – but the essential part is that you experience something new together. Maybe you can go to a theme park, a national park, or you go to visit family.

The summertime is a precious time when you can take a break and just have fun. Don’t worry about your job, or the kids’ school… All you have to do is make some memories. And that can be done in a million ways, both small and big.

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Category: PARENTING CONFIDENT KIDSBy Tameka AndersonAugust 17, 2022Leave a comment

Author: Tameka Anderson

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