Finding Activities to Inspire Creativity
Posted on March 8th, 2010 by Onslow Alison
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Keeping your child’s mind active and sharp through activities can sometimes be a challenge for parents.
There are certainly a lot of options. And some parenting experts feel it’s best to expose your child to an array of activities so they can find what they like. After the recent Winter Olympics, I personally aways find it intriguing that many of the athletes found sports that they loved so early in life.
Now while every child may not grow up to be the next Apollo Anton Ohno, Lindsay Vonn or even Picasso, studies show that engaging your child’s right side of the brain (the creative side,) can definitely lead to enhanced mental functionality overall.
Take a look at the video eHow has produced offering a variety of ways to stimulate creativity. While playtime is a focus in a child’s early years, it’s important to keep providing activities for creativity throughout their formative years and well into their adolescence.
What types of games and activities do you plan for your own kids? Please share in the comments below.
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