Play sports. Spending time in sports is always a good idea.
Free time can be a time to do it more often or to learn a new sport.
Organize outings. Weekends are the perfect time for
excursions, outings to the countryside or bicycle rides in which the family takes the opportunity to get out of the places that are usually frequented and discover new places. Make cultural visits. Visit museums or exhibitions where children and parents learn new things. It is important that they are attractive to all and not "shoehorn culture."
Help at home. Lending a hand at home should be a day-to-
day habit, but when we have more time we can focus on things that require more time such as repairs or cleaning. Watch movies or series. Watching movies or series with the family is the perfect excuse to share a moment between parents and children. In addition, sharing this moment will allow the family to discuss with the children aspects of the movies or series, this will in turn serve to teach the children something new to learn something from the parents. It is important to be aware that children do not abuse television. Too much television prevents conversation, encourages passivity, prevents development ...