Category : Fun

Give your kids a fun outdoor activity... The convenience of technology sometimes makes us turn a blind eye to things that are equally imperative in our lives. One of which is the importance of physical activities among our kids and toddlers. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states the advantages . . .

Thinking of buying a board game for your kids but are having second thoughts about what is best suited for them? Educational board games are still one of the best ways for kids to learn at a young age. With kids having a short attention span, these board games will entertain . . .

Air hockey and foosball are two of the most recreational games that kids can play with their friends or family members at home. The former, in particular, is a staple in arcades, bars, and clubs. As a popular toy for indoor play, air hockey tables are a go-to game for . . .

Wearing a helmet is a must... There are rough activities that include riding on two or four-wheel sports equipment. Such activities are suitable for kids but require strict adult supervision. They seem dangerous, but these activities are beneficial to the young ones, such as improving motor control and getting them fit . . .

When the boys reach 17, they are often caught between the pressures of school and the prospect of a bright future. They start looking at life beyond high school while dealing with the apprehensions of finally entering the adult world. At 17, boys become increasingly eager to become independent. They will . . .

As they reach puberty, boys are likely to experience more changes physically, emotionally, and cognitively. Physically, they become more engaged in physical sports such as basketball, swimming, and baseball. Teens may experience interesting fluctuations in their emotions. They tend to be sensitive, and their self-esteem is hurt when they do . . .

A 15-year-old boy in your home can be either difficult or exciting, and a lot of that depends on you as the parent or adult! Fifteen is another phase in their puberty stage. Their bodies are changing physically, their minds are developing emotionally, and social changes are becoming even more . . .

Do you have a 15-year-old girl in your home, school, or neighborhood? Girls this age will have experienced physical, emotional, and cognitive changes. It’s expected that at 15, they are more self-aware than ever. They want to assert their worth and tend to associate it with their appearance. They want . . .

Girls face an entirely new set of challenges when they reach 16. A 16-year-old girl now has a better understanding of the world around her. Whether she loves her life or struggling with it, you’ll see her outlook in the way she expresses herself. Academically, she can either excel or . . .