When thinking of ways to try to be healthy, being brain healthy is often not at the top of the list. There are a lot of things you can do to help encourage brain health in your family along with many different activities. Here are a few to do with your family as we are in Brain Awareness Week.
Conversation, both talking and listening, is important. Good conversation promotes connection and asking questions allows your child for comprehensive thinking and to “figure things out” in a safe and loving environment. It also encourage problem solving.
Beyond the relational aspect, family game nights are great for boosting brain skills and keeping your thinking sharp. Games teach strategy, memory, visual processing, logic & reasoning, and other skills that you (and your kids) need for success in school and life. Here is Reader's Digest best brain boosting games list.

Another way to encourage brain health is with foods containing Omega 3 Fatty Acids. For more on that check out the this blog post.
A new school year is the perfect time for a fresh start. New classes, new teachers, and new goals give everyone a chance to build better habits, including habits that help protect our planet. 🌱
🌍🍃 Every year on World Nature Conservation Day, people around the world take time to celebrate something we all depend on, nature. From the air we breathe and the water we drink to the forests, oceans, and wildlife that make Earth amazing, nature provides everything we need to survive and thrive.
Did you know that something as small as a plastic bag can have a huge impact on the planet? Every year, people around the world recognize International Plastic Bag Free Day, a day that encourages everyone to think about how often we use plastic bags and how we can make better choices for our Earth.