nature is aesthetically nice and it’s
inspiring so they can develop their
skills for cognition for the emotions
nature helps them to grow lately kids
have been spending less and less time
outdoors hi I’m Veronica watchmojo.com
and today with Insectarium to learn how
and why we should be established our
bonds with nature there’s been a whole
lot of research trying to probe the
issues of children in nature
relationships and some of these research
are interested in child development and
they’ve realized playing outside during
middle childhood is a way to gain some
autonomous what through the years has
caused this alienation now often
children each have one room and it’s
their low that they highly invested with
books TVs computers the room is so
interesting that often it they’re not
interested in going outside and in some
cases parents when they sanction kids
you have to force them out of the rooms
what are the consequences of kids not
playing outdoors its risks I would say
isolation difficulty to communicate
obesity what can parents do to ensure
that kids will be safe when they’re
playing outdoors accompanying the kids
but also when they’re playing outside
well are close to their home you can
have a watchful eye but not too
intrusive and providing occasions for
kids to play it together there are not
so much dangers in nature yes there is
poison ivy but if you can identify it
and your child can identify it then you
can have the rest of the playground or
the rest of the wood or the rest of the
field to you what’s the best age to
introduce your kids to the outdoors I
would say as soon as possible as soon as
they roll yeah you can introduce them to
nature because children very young are
egocentric just after they become
conscious of their own
individuality they become more aware
that perhaps an insect or an animal
would have an individuality too and they
start to care
you
inspiring so they can develop their
skills for cognition for the emotions
nature helps them to grow lately kids
have been spending less and less time
outdoors hi I’m Veronica watchmojo.com
and today with Insectarium to learn how
and why we should be established our
bonds with nature there’s been a whole
lot of research trying to probe the
issues of children in nature
relationships and some of these research
are interested in child development and
they’ve realized playing outside during
middle childhood is a way to gain some
autonomous what through the years has
caused this alienation now often
children each have one room and it’s
their low that they highly invested with
books TVs computers the room is so
interesting that often it they’re not
interested in going outside and in some
cases parents when they sanction kids
you have to force them out of the rooms
what are the consequences of kids not
playing outdoors its risks I would say
isolation difficulty to communicate
obesity what can parents do to ensure
that kids will be safe when they’re
playing outdoors accompanying the kids
but also when they’re playing outside
well are close to their home you can
have a watchful eye but not too
intrusive and providing occasions for
kids to play it together there are not
so much dangers in nature yes there is
poison ivy but if you can identify it
and your child can identify it then you
can have the rest of the playground or
the rest of the wood or the rest of the
field to you what’s the best age to
introduce your kids to the outdoors I
would say as soon as possible as soon as
they roll yeah you can introduce them to
nature because children very young are
egocentric just after they become
conscious of their own
individuality they become more aware
that perhaps an insect or an animal
would have an individuality too and they
start to care
you
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