Funfair, as the name suggests, is a *fair* with lots of fun. These are the annual functions that most of the schools arrange usually at the end of the final semester. The funfair is an event which combines a lot of small independent fun events. It includes sections like movies, variety shows, exhibitions, food stalls, lottery, swings and many more similar fun activities. Most parents do not consider these events important for their children and prefer their children to stay at home on such days. But they do not realize that these events can have positive impacts on their children and can help them to be a good person and effective member of social society.

How funfairs can have a positive impact on your children?

Well most parents wonder that how funfairs can help their children to be a better person. Here are some facts that describe that how children can learn or improve by attending such functions.

• Funfairs are a good source for your child to socialize with other children or people. At such events children meet and socialize with children of all classes. Also they get a chance to meet the parents and other family members of their friends. This helps them to build confidence and they learn good interpersonal and social skills.
• After a long year of hectic academic routine, funfairs are a good break before the beginning of new semester. Children get fresh and enjoy themselves. This helps their minds to be ready again for the learning of new subjects.
• At funfairs children get to participate in a variety of activities. They can act in children’s play, participate in puppet shows or dance in variety programs. So funfair provides a wide area for expressing and proving their talents.
• Most of the time parents especially mothers are allowed to come with their children. Even if the parents do not stay all the time with their children, their presence gives support to their child and their child gets a feeling that parents do understand what they love and their relationship gets stronger.

As a parent you should motivate and encourage your child to participate in such kinds of events. Do not consider such events as a waste of time and money. Your money for such events will be well paid back. Let your child be free and give him some space to enjoy his life in his own way.