When your children come into contact with things in a natural way (outside) and on a regular basis, they are less likely to develop autoimmune disorders and allergies
Provides Exercise:
Playing outside provides children with things many children don’t get enough of anymore--exercise. Exercising while having fun is the best kind of exercise, and that’s exactly what playing outside does.
Stimulates the Imagination:
Sadly, one of the things that today’s children are lacking is an imagination. This is because we’re in the technological age –today children are literally shown everything. Why go outside when we can watch a movie about it or play a video game? Playing outside helps children develop their imagination, which is something that television, video games, computers, iPods, etc. don’t do
It Promotes Problem Solving Skills:
Children who play outside learn how to solve real life problems better than children who are always in their rooms playing video games or secluding themselves. Regardless of if they’re learning how to get along with friends or trying to figure out the best way to build a fort– they’re problem solving. It
Provides Vitamin D:
It’s important that your children get Vitamin D, which is provided by the sun. Vitamin D helps promote better moods, energy levels, memory, overall health and more. Just 15 minutes out in the sun will give your children their daily dose of Vitamin D.
Baby friends enjoy outside time!
Baby friends enjoy outside time!
Todder friends enjoy outside time!
Todder friends enjoy outside time!
Preschool friends enjoy outside time!
