Children who play a lot will study better.

Children who get to play outside more often get higher grades than children who don't get to play outside much.

Recent studies published in the Journal of Business Research found that experiential gifts (like vacations or weekend getaways) have a more profound impact on children than material gifts.

That’s because spending time exploring new places is important for a child’s brain development, according to Simplemost. Going to new places or participating in new activities helps develop parts of the brain that are involved in everything from managing stress to improving learning.

In fact, it has been recorded that after a trip, children score higher than children who do not travel in subjects such as math, literature, general knowledge...

Experts have also found that summer vacations are beneficial not only in the moment, but also in the long run. A British study found that family vacations in childhood provide a foundation for children’s happiness. In other words, vacations, even though they’re over, linger over time and become a beautiful part of how children see the world.

It even helps kids learn about saving money and financial planning.

Vacations are also better for parents than buying material possessions. Experts recommend that instead of buying a lot of toys, save up to invest in a trip for your child.

According to VNE