HOW TO ADD FUN
How to ADD Fun in daily life?
An individual can experience happiness and contentment by engaging in activities that bring them joy and fulfillment.
Make the most of the quality time you have by planning fun and memory-making things to do together. Incorporate these suggestions into their daily lives, will assist in promoting happiness as well as overall well-being.
- Stay Connected
- Make Them Feel Useful and Needed
Many individuals feel happy when they can contribute.
Assigning small tasks, such as folding laundry or writing a shopping list, can make them feel useful and valued.
- Encourage Physical Activity
Physical activity is known to release endorphins and reduce the risk of cognitive impairment. Encourage them to engage in physical activities suitable for their abilities.
- Have Engaging Conversations
Engaging in meaningful conversations can provide intellectual stimulation and emotional connection. Show genuine interest in their stories, experiences, and opinions.
- Explore Hobbies and Interests
Encourage them to pursue hobbies or interests they enjoy. This could include painting, gardening, dancing, playing musical instruments, storytelling, arts, craft, cooking or learning new skills.
- Provide Opportunities for Learning
Intellectual stimulation is essential for cognitive health. Offer opportunities for learning something new such as board games, playing cards, lego, puzzles.
- Family Game Night
Family get together to enjoy food and good old fashion games brings back those wonderful memories plus it assists to keep the mind sharp. Great time to share stories, laugh and create new memories.
- Create a Positive Environment
Foster a positive and loving atmosphere by surrounding them with things they love and enjoy the most.
- Exciting adventures
Finding different places to go, whether it’s near or you decide to travel.
Plan ahead and discuss with them so they know what is happening. Give them time to be organised and ready to go. Little things experienced together creates a-lifetime of happy memories.