Research published in the JAMA Pediatrics journal – an American Medical Association magazine – pointed out that children between 2 and 3 spend 17 to 25 hours a week in front of electronic devices. To develop skills such as creativity, teamwork, proactivity, and attention, for example, it is necessary that they experience more healthy, outdoors, and group activities. Focusing on stimulating and promoting children’s quality of life, the movement “Kids Need to Play” chose six activities to cheer them up. 1 – Clown Day  How it is done: with non-toxic paints, paint the children’s face and let yourself be painted …