Survey Moms Feel Need to Foster Kids Creativity
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Survey: Moms Committed to Nurturing Kids' Creativity
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Summary
This summer, parents plan to do more than just enroll their kids in swim lessons and camps; they're also eager to nurture creativity.
Article Body
Alongside swim lessons and summer camps, parents are keen to foster creativity in their children during the summer break. A recent survey by Parenting magazine's MomConnections reveals that over 75% of moms feel a strong responsibility to nurture their children's imaginative skills.
Embracing Creative Tools
Cheryl Wilbur, a market researcher at Parenting magazine, notes a trend where mothers are increasingly embracing simple, effective tools that inspire creativity. The survey highlights a preference for basic supplies, with nearly one-fifth of moms choosing paint and over a quarter opting for markers to stimulate their children’s creative expression.
This summer, parents won't have to search far to find convenient arts and crafts products ideal for on-the-go creativity. For example, Elmer’s Paintastics™ Paint Brush Pens are designed like markers but come with a brush applicator that can mix colors without drying out. Their fine tip allows for precise lines or broad strokes, and the non-toxic, washable paint contained within the brush dries instantly, addressing common concerns about traditional painting.
Engaging Summer Activities
To help spark creativity, Michelle Manning, an arts and crafts product expert from Elmer’s, suggests several activities that allow parents to bond with their kids:
- Photography Classes: Summer offers the perfect backdrop to capture nature. Frame and display photos or use them as inspiration for paintings or sketches. Experiment with different mediums like charcoals, acrylics, pastels, and Paintastics, or even mix them.
- Symphonies in the Park: Enjoy live music in the great outdoors. Check local listings for symphony or orchestra performances.
- Personalized Postcards: Create unique postcards on summer road trips using glue sticks, markers, paints, buttons, ribbons, and stamps.
- Journaling: Craft a meaningful memento by writing and designing a journal cover reflecting the summer experience.
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