With today’s lifestyle, we spend almost about 14 hours a day at work and for a commute. Getting back home means having your last meal of the day and heading straight to the bed. This is quite understandable since we need to work to earn the daily bread, meeting the expenses and cope up with the inflation. And with more families going nuclear and both the partners working, there is hardly any room for even a relaxed meal with your loved ones. In the modern day rat race, we often forget the value of the people around us who we have grown up with and people we call our family and friends. With a child, the idea of spending time gets challenging with the same lifestyle.
Children need a lot of attention and care not just during the early years but also during the formative years of school. No matter how much money you spend on a daycare or private tuitions or enroll them to some sports club for exercise or a hobby center to kick-start their creative side, kids learn, feel secure and loved and grow better around parents. It not only creates a stronger bond between you and your child but also reduces the stress level of your child, allowing them to discuss their problems with you easily. So even if you have very minimal time on a day to day basis to spend with your family and make memories, it is important that you utilize the time you get to the utmost and stay connected with the people you love the most.
Here’s a list of activities you can do with your child over the weekend to make it more exciting for them.