3 Indoor games that are perfect to build a healthy family environment

Children are like water. They take the form of their environment when they are developing their personality. At this important phase of their life, it is not only necessary to teach them good values but also to be with them to understand their feelings. 

Being a friend of your child is very important, and it requires years of efforts to build such a relationship. For family bonding, one can play indoor games with their kids during their holidays or free time at home to have a friendly and cheerful family environment. Take the kids back to your old times and recollect some childhood memories by playing the indoor games you used to cherish in your young age. Here are three examples-

Ludo

When talking about indoor games, an individual can never forget about Ludo. This is one of the most widely played indoor games in India. This indoor game is classically played between four people. The fun and thrill of who will be the ultimate winner after the adventurous and thoughtful competition are extremely exhilarating. Nowadays, ludo can even be played on smartphone apps. 

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King, Minister, Thief and Police

This is one of the most thrilling and engaging indoor games of all time, which is generally played between four people. Chits are drawn with King (1000 points), Minister (500 points), Theif (0 points) and Police (100 points) written one on each chit. The person who gets the chit with Minister on it is asked by the King to find the Thief. If the person guesses wrong the points of the Minister is transferred to the Thief. The best part is the expressions of the people playing it and the thrill of making the right guess. People can add more members by increasing the chits and naming them: Queen (800 points), Prince (650 points) and Peasant (30 points).

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Carrom

Every household has at least has one carrom board. Both parents and kids sit together and challenge each other to victory. Mainly the game is played in two teams and either of the team can only score a point by putting the coin inside the pit. The trick is that a team can either score black or white and if the opposite colour goes inside the pit the score goes to the other team. The challenge has always been about getting the queen and sweeping out all the coins of the colour allocated to the team.

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