write an article on playstations cannot replace outdoor games
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Children are staying in playing computer games rather than go outside
Traditional games of splashing in puddles and squelchy mud disappearing
Almost two thirds of children have never made a daisy chain themselves
Children spend less than five hours a week playing outside, less than the 11 hours a week their parents spent climbing trees and planting seeds
Playing in the mud, making daisy chains and climbing trees are simple pleasures that have defined childhood for generations.
But such youthful pursuits appear to be dying out as an increasing number of children play computer games instead.
Researchers say dozens of outdoor activities that were almost universally enjoyed a generation ago are falling out of favour.
A study found two thirds of today’s screen-addicted children had never made a daisy chain and more than 40 per cent had never squelched through mud.
A third had never risked the wrath of their parents by coming home soaked after staying out in the rain.
Traditional games of splashing in puddles and squelchy mud disappearing
Almost two thirds of children have never made a daisy chain themselves
Children spend less than five hours a week playing outside, less than the 11 hours a week their parents spent climbing trees and planting seeds
Playing in the mud, making daisy chains and climbing trees are simple pleasures that have defined childhood for generations.
But such youthful pursuits appear to be dying out as an increasing number of children play computer games instead.
Researchers say dozens of outdoor activities that were almost universally enjoyed a generation ago are falling out of favour.
A study found two thirds of today’s screen-addicted children had never made a daisy chain and more than 40 per cent had never squelched through mud.
A third had never risked the wrath of their parents by coming home soaked after staying out in the rain.
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