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This Holiday Season, Let Us Change The Trend For The Kids

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This Holiday Season, Let Us Change The Trend For The Kids The Logical Indian

December 24th, 2016

72% of today’s parents preferred playing outside as kids, whereas only 40% of today’s children actually spend time outdoors. Playing outdoors increases their imagination and also helps in their overall development. We are not helping children by gifting them indoor games from dolls and cars, to video games and ipads.

This holiday season, let us change this trend. Let us gift something that will help our kids to spend more time outdoors let’s #GiftTheOutdoors , watch this beautiful video by Good knight.

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