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Why today's teenagers don't understand cloud-watching
✓ Illawarra MercuryCulture & Curiosity

Why today's teenagers don't understand cloud-watching

A teenager had never heard of cloud-watching, unable to picture lying in grass watching clouds become castles.

Why it mattersUnstructured time and boredom help children build creativity, imagination, and emotional health. This matters because kids today rarely experience it.

AustraliaAustralian parents increasingly struggle to balance screen time and unstructured play as overscheduling and digital life become the norm.

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