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Kids Bored? Try a Life Hack to Boredom

September 16, 2015
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Do your children constantly complain that they’re bored? Are you wondering what you can do about it? The answer: plenty! Sometimes all it takes is a good idea and a little nudge from Mom or Dad to get kids started on a project that holds their attention for hours.

Kids Bored?

Nestle Crunch Escape Boredom

#1: Fix Stuff
When toys break, try to fix them. When things become too old to use, take them apart and see how they work. Be careful when dealing with electronic devices. And keep any parts that may be used for something else.

Younger kids may need a little more help fixing things than older ones, which is fine. Get them involved in the process. Ask questions about why they think something is broken, and try to come up with answers together.

Dragon Look a like

#2: Check Out Music Online
Many kids retreat to their rooms in order to go online. While they’re there, why not encourage them to explore and develop their own taste in music? Ask your kids questions about the kinds of songs and bands they like and share with them some of your favorites.

#3: Disguise Yourselves
Celebrities and famous food critics who don’t want people to recognize them when dining often disguise themselves. So give it a try! The more disguised family members, the more fun you will have.

Baking with kids Wilton

#4: Make Your Own Games
At least once in your life, you should design a game—whether it’s a video game, a board game or a game you play outside. Making your own game will challenge both halves of your brain and use every skill you possess.

#5: Create Home-Alone Recipes
One of every three school-age kids in the U.S. is home alone before or after school. Being alone can make kids more responsible, and help them discover things they can do for themselves, like cooking simple meals.

These are just a few I found online.

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Sometimes routines, monotony, sameness can leave you feeling trapped. How do you fight back, get a moment of freedom, and change your perspective? With the satisfying, high-volume real milk chocolate and airy crisped rice of Nestlé® Crunch® of course! I am partnered with Nestlé® Crunch® to over come boredom and giveaway a some Nestlé® Crunch®.

Comment below with your favorite #LifeHacktoBoredom tip is for avoiding boredom and some lucky person will win a prize pack.!


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  1. LaTanya (@sweetums82) says

    September 17, 2015 at 1:40 pm

    I like painting and drawing with my son when we get bored.

  2. HS says

    September 17, 2015 at 4:10 pm

    My favorite #LifeHacktoBoredom tip is to watch bbc tv series for avoiding boredom.

  3. Elena says

    September 19, 2015 at 7:08 pm

    My #LifeHacktoBoredom tip is to read a good book

  4. Ashley Kolpak says

    September 19, 2015 at 7:28 pm

    My #LifeHacktoBoredom is to read a book or watch some tv.
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  5. Lauren says

    September 20, 2015 at 4:56 pm

    My #LifeHacktoBoredom cure is to do crafts.

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