The holidays have always been a lot of hassle for parents, the kids are always home and around. Balancing play and studies while not letting get them get too bored might be one of the toughest challenges of parenthood during the summer. Moreover, many families travel together and this summer will be no exception. Rather than that we are seeing trips picking up around the world as a sign of the world emerging from pandemical lockdowns.

So, whether you are at home or on the road parents still try to find tips to make their life better and the bond with their children stronger.

Keeping the fact that most of the children studied through online classes while being stuck in their homes, this summer is the perfect getaway for them. I suggest every parent to plan and give them the most outside experiences as you can, trips abroad, picnics, road trips, anything that fits into your budget really.

It’s also essential to not overschedule the holiday season. The school period of the year is pretty much clockwork to every parent as they know where their children are at almost all the time of the day, a schedule is already in place. This makes parents wanting the summer days to be the same, but the children will benefit more if you let go of the schedule. The constant routines might not be the best holiday idea.

At the start I said that parents struggle to find the balance between play and studies. There are another two factors that clash and should be put in balance, technology. Advices to limit technology and making your children rely more on other factors to learn and play is getting more and summer is the perfect season to experiment that.