The holidays are here and with them comes the challenge of finding activities to keep your precious little ones entertained.
Don’t panic, we’ve compiled a list of 7 fun and informative ideas to keep them busy without making any money.
Make memories in the kitchen with fall recipes
All Saints’ Day often marks the beginning of autumn and its flavors. Take the opportunity to spend time with the children in the kitchen and explore seasonal recipes. Apple pies, pumpkin soups or perhaps walnut pies These are all delicious options that will warm your heart and stomach. Here are some ideas:
- Pumpkin and Cinnamon Pancakes
- Autumn fruit crumbles (apples, pears, quinces)
- Mushroom and chestnut soup
Organize an autumn hunt
Treat your kids to an exciting adventure by organizing a treasure hunt in your garden or a nearby park. Make tracks and hide treats or small toys in the nooks and crannies that autumn offers, such as under leaves or in hollow tree trunks. They will enjoy solving puzzles and exploring nature to find treasure.
Explore your region with your family
All Souls’ Day is the perfect time to take advantage of the last sunny days and explore the wonders of your region. Visit castles, museums, historical sites and even theme parks for days full of discoveries and emotions.
- Discover unusual places in your city
- Take a hike in the forest and look for mushrooms
- Introduce your kids to fishing or canoeing
Organize creative workshops at home
All Souls’ Day is an ideal opportunity to give free rein to your children’s creativity. Why not dedicate them to painting, drawing, modelling, or DIY? Here are some ideas that will keep them busy for hours:
- Making garlands from autumn leaves
- Painting pumpkins for Halloween
- Make pretty tea light candle holders with empty glasses
Treat them to moments of relaxation with relaxing activities
Peace and tranquility are not just for adults. Even children need moments of relaxation after the start of the school year. Consider arranging yoga, meditation or even reading for your children to relax and learn to manage stress.
Introduce them to new sports activities
All Souls’ Day is a good time to enroll your children in sports or leisure courses. Sport contributes to a child’s physical and social developmentand so the introductory course of a new discipline will allow them to gain new experience and re-motivate themselves for the rest of the school year.
Organize family nights with board games
Board games are a great way to strengthen family bonds and enjoy time together. Use autumn evenings to organize family board game tournaments. You will be able to share laughs and create wonderful memories.
There you have it, now you’re armed with 7 ideas to keep your kids busy this Valentine’s Day. Feel free to adjust these activities according to your children’s wishes and interests. The main thing is to spend quality time together and create lasting memories.