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We all want our children to grow up kind, curious, and capable of making the world a better place. But what if those values could start right at home: with a compost bin, a broken toy, or even a two-minute shower?

In today’s times, where climate change, pollution, and overconsumption dominate, sustainability is no longer a buzzword but a way of life we must pass on to the next generation. And here’s the best part: introducing it doesn’t have to feel like another chore on your to-do list. With a little creativity, it can become a game, a science experiment, a weekend project, or a family tradition.

Here are five engaging, hands-on activities that parents can do with their children to spark curiosity and build eco-friendly habits from an early age.

1. ‘Fix-it club’ for kids

Why do it?

Remember ‘Bob the Builder’? The animated character who can fix everything? It’s time we wear his construction hat and show kids the power of repairing.

In a culture obsessed with new, teaching children the value of

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