Long holidays are an opportunity for family members to bond when participating in many meaningful activities. This is also a way for parents to teach their children to look towards their roots and cherish family love.
Returning to the countryside to visit grandparents
Taking advantage of returning to the countryside to visit grandparents is chosen by many families during the National Day holiday for the past 9 years. Bringing young children to the countryside to play and visit grandparents regularly will form a sense of looking towards their roots, knowing how to cherish traditional values. Especially the connection between generations of grandparents - parents - children and grandchildren will create more beautiful memories for the extended family.
Picnic, picnic
Many families also choose to stay in the city to fully enjoy the quiet, deserted atmosphere during the National Day holiday 2. 9. Some parents take their children to eco-tourism areas and parks not too far from the city center for picnics and picnics in the fresh air and not too crowded. Children instead of being confined in the house will have more truly comfortable space to play and run outdoors.
Participate in creative activities
Parents can also encourage their children to participate in creative activities such as learning to bake, plant trees, learn to draw, decorate the house... This is also a way to help children learn more life skills and express their own creativity. Parents can also save memorable moments of the family with film footage and images during this year's holiday.
Say no" to the phone
Limit or "say no" to your phone to spend all your time with your family during the 5-day holiday. Parents should set a rule with their children about the time spent using phones, tablets or technology devices so that they can chat together and participate in common activities. This approach seems simple but will be highly effective in helping family members connect, become closer and understand each other better.
