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Ever get bored waiting for kids while they're at scouts? Tired of trying to make small talk with all the parents waiting to pick their kids up from school? Maybe you're work has just hit a slow time and you want something to keep from going stir crazy. Try playing a Nintendo DS. It's a great way to keep your brain sharp, get in shape, reduce stress and have lots of fun. Game makers have come out with lots of games made specifically for parents, so when your kids are at scouts, soccer games, football practice, gymnastics, dance lessons, or just taking a nap you can enjoy yourself also. There are basically 4 different types of games available for you to pick from. Lets look at each type and examples of games in that group. * Traditional Games - This includes the normal board games, television game shows, etc. Not only are these fun games but according to research these type games help keep your brain sharp as you age. Some examples include: Scrabble, Deal or No Deal, Price is Right, Crossword Puzzles, Brain Age. * Health and Fitness - As caregivers we need to take care of our body, so we can in turn take care of our families. These games assist us in working toward that goal. Some of the wonderful games offered include: Yoga training, Pilates training, walking trainers that include activity meters, and lots more. * Personal Improvement - Have fun while actually learning a new skill. Whether you want to learn to read music, how to cook, learn a new language or maybe you want to just dress more fashionable there are lots of games out there for you. * Pure Entertainment - As moms, we have enough to worry about trying to raise our kids, these games off a break from reality. If you're a Grey's Anatomy fan (McDreamy anyone???) there's a video game for you. What about Hells Kitchen, Cesar Milan's Dog Whisperer, or even rock out to Monster Band. Nintendo DS isn't just for kids. Moms you can keep your brain sharp, get in shape, reduce stress and have lots of fun with some of the games available for adults on the Nintendo DS. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: |
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