Article Courtesy of Stop Nature Deficit Disorder
Now more than ever, our culture spends a lot of time inside. As a result, Nature-Deficit Disorder is getting in the way of our health and happiness—and that is true for people of all ages, but kids are especially susceptible. Here, we’ve gathered some tips to help you fight the good fight against Nature-Deficit Disorder.
The Ins and Outs of Getting Outside
Time Spent in Nature Is Good for You
Young Children Average More Than 3 Hours of Screen Time Each Day
You Need to Spend This Much Time in Nature For Better Health
5 Really Good Reasons to Go Outside With Your Kids
Make It Happen at Home
Creating a Pollinator Garden With Kids
15 Fun Backyard Bird Watching Activities for Kids
Increase Kid Activity Levels with a Backyard Playscape
Outdoor Adventures Farther From Home
Off-Road Travel: Good Family Fun
Kid-Friendly Water Sports for the Whole Family to Enjoy
4 Tips When Mountain Biking With Your Child
Immerse Yourself With Nearby Camping
Stay Safe in the Great Outdoors
Hiking Essentials – What to Wear When Hiking
A Parent’s Guide to Water Safety
Tick Talk: How to Stop (and Remove) Them
How to Identify Poison Ivy, Oak, and Sumac
Don’t let Nature-Deficit Disorder get a foothold in your family! While this challenge is widespread, there are some pretty simple and fun ways to fight it. Think of things you and your kids will enjoy, and get out and play together!