Take the kids to the forest!

It\’s the holiday season, and if you have children, sooner or later they may be constantly bored, have nothing to do with it, and you may bother you with taking them. However, you also don\’t have to spend too much for water parks or other similar facilities that are close to x other people. Go to the forest and take you and your children! You will relax and the kids will enjoy it. At least your wallet is not crying.

It does not cost anything to enter the forest and you do not have to drive a few hours to reach your destination. You just need to go to the forest closest to you.

You can throw donuts at each other, play blind, play hide-and-seek, or play the first person to see…”And add certain natural things or something else that you can see in the forest. There is no limit to imagination, and the forest environment is so exciting that you can certainly think about what to do there.

Not only do children run out, they have outdoor movement and fun, but they also have an excellent effect on children with ADHD in particular and restless children in general where you meet some on your way, when they are tired of running. They become more focused and not disobedient when they are forced to do so. The forest itself can be a great experience for children because it is very different from the artificial home or school environment where they spend most of their lives (that is, if they do not go to forest nurseries – trying to promote the importance of healthy outdoor exercise for children in almost all weather).

The forest will have a good effect not only on the child, but also on you – it has been proven that staying in the forest environment reduces stress and wash away cells that fight cancer. Therefore, the forest can help you not only mentally, but also physically. The movement itself is also important, thanks to which your blood swells and oxygenates your brain properly.

We believe that you will soon go to the forest with your children and eventually awaken in them a relationship and empathy for nature.