When was the last time you played a board game or card game as a family?
While kids see game night as a chance to have fun, parents and guardians know it’s also fostering their development. Counting and color-matching skills improve by playing Sorry! Strategic thinking shines in games like Risk. Even simple card games like Go Fish boost children's memory and concentration.
For parents and guardians, it’s also a way to keep the family grounded in a screen-free activity. With technology often dominating their days, these evenings are a refreshing reminder of the value of face-to-face connection.
This New Year, commit to finding ways to personally connect with each other and enjoy the amazing results you see in your family unit!