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Beyond the Screen: Why Hobbies Are a Superpower for Today's Kids?

Let's be real. In most of our homes, the magnetic pull of screens is strong. Tablets, phones, and YouTube offer an easy and quiet way to keep the kids occupied. And honestly, some days, that quiet is golden.

But we all feel that nagging question: Are my kids getting enough real-world experience?


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In this era of digital upbringing, it's more important than ever to intentionally carve out time for hands-on activities and hobbies. These aren't just "nice-to-haves"; they are fundamental building blocks for a happy, healthy, and well-rounded child. They are, in a way, a modern superpower.




It isn’t about banning screens. It’s about finding balance — raising creators, not just consumers. We want children who can solve problems, make things, and express themselves beyond a touchscreen.


There are children who love cooking, and they can be encouraged to join small kitchen workshops. Some are drawn to nature, others to photography, pottery, music, or games. Sports, arts, dance, music,  theatre — there’s something for every spark. But children can only discover these sparks when parents help them explore.


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Sometimes, parents genuinely want to — but they don’t know where to go. Between work, school schedules, and traffic, searching for the right classes can be overwhelming.


That’s where our new app, https://www.findmeactivities.com/ , steps in — designed to connect parents and children to the real world around them. Whether it’s a weekend pottery class, a summer camp, local events, or an after-school music club — the app curates it all. You simply tell us what your child is interested in, and we’ll guide you to what’s available nearby.


It’s not just an app — it’s a bridge between curiosity and opportunity.


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What Do YOU Want to See More Of?


As we build this app, your feedback will help shape what we create next.

Tell us which activities you’d like more options for — and we’ll add them to our directory:

•  After-school activities

•  Weekend activities

•  Local events

•  Summer or seasonal camps

•  General hobby inspiration


Because sometimes, all a child needs is a small push — a parent’s hand to guide them towards something more real, more beautiful, and more lasting than a glowing screen.


As Roald Dahl reminded us long ago, imagination is the truest magic of childhood. Let’s keep that magic alive — not behind screen, but in the colors of a palm print, the tune of a clarinet, or the joy of a well-kneaded dough.


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