Are We Ruining Travel For Our Kids?
Its distressing when our children announce theyd rather stay home and play Roblox than meet up at the park for a masked playdate with buddies. On the one hand, its great that so many kids have adapted and settled into being at home so muchwere all trying to see the positives of a situation we cannot control. On the other hand, parents may be wondering if their children have become permanent homebodies with no desire to see the outside world. Many of us have had kids in remote school indefinitely, or switching back and forth all year, and all of our social skills are atrophying. After so much time at home, its distressing to picture what it will feel like when we ease back into some version of a normal life again.