Running out of ideas for activities to do with your child at home? We're sharing tips on how to keep them occupied.

Don't know what to do with your child at home? Although psychologists prove that boredom can be beneficial for a child's development, your child still complains about the lack of things to do. Check out our ideas for playing with your child at home.

MasterChef Home Edition

For many children, regardless of their age, participating in everyday household chores turned into fun is a real joy. One such activity is cooking together . Recipes for playing restaurant don't have to be elaborate – fruit salad, simple sandwiches, cakes, or pancakes will suffice. Pre-schoolers will enjoy mixing and measuring ingredients. Older children can be involved in more challenging tasks, such as chopping or using a blender (under the watchful eye of an adult, of course). Teenagers can now become full-fledged partners with adults in many kitchen tasks and even prepare some dishes for the entire family. What will it be like for you – who will be the family MasterChef?

Fun for children at home - Home art workshops

When looking for ideas for things to do with your child at home, you'll likely turn to the internet. Our blog offers a whole list of activities you can engage in without looking at a screen. For example, there are games and activities on our website: https://fabrykawyobrazni.endo.pl/do-pobrania/ . Many of the images you can download and print here are likely familiar to you from our collections. It's also a place where you and your child can quickly, easily, and enjoyably learn to create illustrations designed by Endo artists, such as those adorning the blouses available: https://endo.pl/bluzki-dla-dzieci . Sounds like a challenge? It's fantastic! Time spent on these activities will not only be filled with fun but will also result in new skills for both children and adults!

Ready, set, go!

Every parent knows that games and activities for children at home can be tedious because they lack the competitive element that preschool or school activities provide for little ones among their peers. To meet this need, divide yourselves into teams! Siblings versus parents, parent versus child, mother and daughter versus father and son – the possibilities are endless, depending on the type of competition you want to create and the composition of your family team. Compete in a toy car race through a makeshift obstacle course, solve a puzzle against the clock, play charades or board games, throw paper balls at a target… No matter what activity you choose, the important thing is that everyone participates! Even when you have to stay home, there's no need to be bored, and these ideas for games and activities for children at home are just the beginning! It's up to you what you do with your child at home – use this time creatively!