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Out house has 3 x bedrooms (one used for working from home), a bathroom, and ... the other room. That's where playing happens. The room is a combined lounge /
by __d 5y ago
Out house has 3 x bedrooms (one used for working from home), a bathroom, and ... the other room. That's where playing happens. The room is a combined lounge / dining / kitchen, and most playing happens on the floor or the dining table. Drawing, Lego, reading, homework, light-saber fights, model rocket assembly, knitting, other craft stuff, ...
Soccer, handball, running around with the dog, etc, happen in the back yard (a 5x10m or approx 15x30ft area, with some decking, some grass, and some concrete).
Bike riding, kite flying, etc, happen at a park.
- l2silver 5y agoDo you ever try to get them to play more in their rooms?
- __d 5y agoSometimes, but mostly not. Our rooms aren't big, so there's not a lot of space for things like Lego, or light saber fights, or whatever. Reading or computer games or drawing would work, but they're the kind of things that aren't really an issue to have done in the common areas anyway.
- __d 5y agoTBH, if they're _wanting_ to do something in the bedroom, it's usually something that we (parents) wouldn't allow. So I'm usually a bit suspicious ... This is 10yo kid.