(BPT)-Fewer things and more memories-this is the goal of many parents and their families. This goal inspires a new way of gifts that bypass toys and screen time, but instead focus on activities that make a lasting impression and get kids out of the house.
Experiential gift giving is one of the hottest trends this year. These types of gifts can not only create lasting memories, but also don’t have to worry about supply chain issues or delivery delays when giving the experience.
Need inspiration? Here are some of the most popular experiential gift ideas for children, teenagers and teenagers:
Give them a thoughtful gift related to nature and give them a reason to explore the natural world outdoors. For example, consider gifting annual tickets to national parks or state parks. If you live in a snowy area, another good idea is a season pass or lift ticket for the ski resort. If your loved one has no experience in skiing or snowboarding, you can also consider sending a lesson.
The indoor trampoline park provides children of all ages with adrenaline surge and full of laughter. Sky Zone is the creator of the world’s first indoor trampoline park. It is an optional adventure for everyone, from the Little Leapers program for children 6 and under to GLOW for children, teenagers and teenagers. Neon Ball. With a variety of active entertainment experiences, you can test your ninja skills on the Ninja Warrior Course, dunk like a pro on SkySlam, play Ultimate Dodgeball, and more. Now to the end of the year, you can get a $10 bonus card for every $40 you purchase a gift card on SkyZone.com/Holiday-Gift-Card. 'This is the season of jumping!
In a world full of screens, live theater stands out as a unique form of entertainment. Do some research to see what is available, and consider giving away tickets for upcoming shows. Choose a theater or show based on your child’s age and interests. You can even spend a day in the theater or dress up for dinner. Whether it is a theater in a big city or a small local theater company, this experience is sure to be pleasant.
Is your child curious about his hobbies or is always eager to continue learning? Art, dance, carpentry, sewing, singing, robotics-there are many options for face-to-face or virtual exploration. Give your children a class, and you may inspire their lifelong enthusiasm. Are parents also interested? Take classes with them and remember them together.
Children are naturally curious, so give them tickets to the local museum and you will give them a reason to explore and learn. Some examples include science museums, zoos, aquariums, children's museums or animal sanctuaries. Want to splurge? Some locations offer special behind-the-scenes tours that you can arrange for the children in your life.
Whether it's a holiday, birthday or any other gift-giving reason, you can consider choosing this type of experience instead of traditional gifts. They will help children explore new activities and create precious memories.