Guest Blogger:
Does Your Child Have a Nature-Deficit Disorder?
By: Kelli Brewer with DeployCare
Are you looking for fun ways to get your family out of the house? If so, you’re in luck! We’ve collected some goodies for you! In fact, by engaging in these activities, you’ll help your family overcome nature-deficit disorder. Here’s what you need to know.
What is a Nature-Deficit Disorder?
Learn more about the risks of too much time indoors and why kids need to get out into nature more often.
● Nature-Deficit Disorder: Our Disconnect from Nature Is Simply Unnatural
● Why Children Need Nature for Future Well-Being
● How Much Time in Nature?
Make Nature Convenient with Home-Based Fun
Your kids can spend more time outside with some fun backyard activities!
● How to Create a Dog-Agility Course at Home
● 5 Ways to Get Your Kids Excited about Star Gazing
● The Many Benefits of Gardening with Your Kids
● How to Track Storms with Your Kids
Get in to Nature Here, There, and on the Go!
Whether you’re spending time outdoors in your hometown or hitting the trails, there’s plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in nature.
● 10 Ways to Get More from Walks with Children
● 5 Tips for the Perfect Impromptu Picnic
● Hiking with Kids: A Guide for Families
● Swing Set: Play Miniature Golf With Your Kids
Nature holds a host of benefits for kids of all ages! So, remember to plan some fun for your family both at home and in your community. With a simple daily dose of nature, you and yours will be happier and healthier — now and in the long run.
More Information on Kelli Brewer and DeployCare can be found at:
Website: DeployCare.org
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