For parents of young children, it also brings spring fever. Children are restless, daydreaming and driving their parents to distraction. While parents notice the changes in their children they often attribute it to misbehaviour. But spring fever is real. It s also real for adults.
Many adults find themselves out in the garden, on the golf courses and at the ball park.
And that s normal and healthy. There they are in their suits with their cell phones and hot dogs. With children the problem arises if parents can t understand and even welcome their child s reaction to spring. Here s a look at some typical child behaviours that appear in the warmer months. Every child is different but certainly as soon as it s light outside children want to stay up later.