Children should play outdoors

Don't you think it's a lot of fun when children swim and boat under bright sunlight on a serene lake, gleefully engaging in boating and swimming?

Their joy echoes as they paddle or row their boats, under a supervisor or dive into cool waters, and strum joyful noise on the shore.

Groups of kids, aged 5 to 10, navigate colorful rowboats across the calm water, their faces lit with excitement and focus.

They build coordination and balance while playing outdoors and their muscle strength.

Splashing into the sea for swims, even if they are not doing rhythmic strokes, but playing in the water helps them do full-body exercise.​

Little swimmers glide, play, and scream amid waves and tides as their health skills get into better shape. All their movements release endorphins, reducing stress and boosting their mood as they play and relax. ​

In the bedroom of their mom, children gather and play piano and flute, creating lively melodies that fill the air. Maybe their beats are not so mature, but they synchronize with a promising future.​

Yes, I believe in playing musical instruments and blending adventure with creativity.

Dear Steemians, don't you think these activities nurture kids? Boating sharpens cognition and confidence through navigation, swimming accelerates physical and emotional growth, and music enhances perseverance and neural connections.

Together, they promote physical endurance, mental relaxation, and social bonds. Yes, this joyful mix excels for well-rounded development. I sure love them when I see them engaged in such activities rather than being glued to their gadgets.

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