I dunno, I live in suburbia and our kids manage to spend a lot of time outside with neighborhood kids. It's a nice change of pace over the same neighborhood 10 years ago. The neighborhood is starting to turn over generationally and there are a lot more people outside now.
I feel extremely sorry for you of there's actually zero green space around you other than shopping. Heck, even if you're in NYC you're not that far from a park.
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What is there for them to do n outside?
Have a conversation? Go for a walk? Play one of many different types of non-sport or sport games? Generally hang out. The possibility are endless.
Maybe once they get to college. They sure aren't doing that in suburban hell
I dunno, I live in suburbia and our kids manage to spend a lot of time outside with neighborhood kids. It's a nice change of pace over the same neighborhood 10 years ago. The neighborhood is starting to turn over generationally and there are a lot more people outside now.
Sounds expensive.
Outside costs me $100+ every time.
Haha, how do you manage to do this?
Being outside should be free?
That's called "loitering".
I feel extremely sorry for you of there's actually zero green space around you other than shopping. Heck, even if you're in NYC you're not that far from a park.
Parks and libraries in the US today are more badass than when I was a kid. My kids love them.
Dodge traffic, get assaulted by constant advertising, get sunburned, encounter the great unwashed masses of humanity. Or get coffee. I dunno.
Bocce Ball. That game is fucking awesome.