We're starting the star month for getting back into routine. It's back to school, extracurricular activities, "normal" meal times, no more late nights... Summer is over for the little ones at home. However, September brings fantastic plans to enjoy with children because it is a month full of changes and contrasts that will make us enjoy nature, the outdoors, and everything around us much more. Here are some plans designed to stimulate and entertain children during this changeable month:
Go hiking: if it's been very hot in your area in previous months and you've put hiking aside, now is the ideal time to resume this activity. Simple hiking routes, collecting pine cones, walking along the riverbed, observing native plants... everything can become an adventure, and if it's in nature, even better.
Go to the theater: the cultural activities program is also back. Choose a fun play especially for children and give them this experience. Entering a large theater, walking through the long corridors, taking a seat, the lights, the sounds, and the surprises. It will surely become a memorable experience.
Toy cleaning: summer is a busy time full of games. When it ends, take the opportunity to clean toys and throw away those that are broken and donate those that are no longer played with or that they have outgrown. Before we know it, Christmas will be here and we'll have to make room for new toys. By the way, if you want to inspire Santa Claus, you can see Injusa's options here.
Visit a museum: of dinosaurs, pirates, the sea... depending on what's available in your town and your child's interests, choose this stimulating activity that will broaden their knowledge and boost their creativity.
Park, picnic and ride-on toy: this is one of the star plans of the year. Prepare fruits, sandwiches, salads or a healthy snack. Choose a tablecloth or a sheet (if it's checkered, even better). You're ready to go to the park with your favorite ride-on toy (here you have a selection of our top picks) and enjoy a great day. The day will be filled with games, fun and experiences on a screen-free and technology-free day.
And you, how are you going to make the return to routine more bearable? Tell us your suggestions.
