Spending time with your children can be an invaluable way to bring out each child's natural curiosity. Let's say you and your child go for a walk in the woods and find a beaver pond where she begins to discover how beavers live. Then you go to the library and read about beavers. From there you go to a science museum and see an exhibit on beavers. Suddenly your child has developed an interest in something she might never have thought about.
Parents are children's best teachers.
To enhance your child's creativity, share who you are with him. If you enjoy an activity like photography or gardening, share it with your child. That exposes him to new experiences and helps him identify what he might be interested in. But you don't always have to do something special. You can help your children learn and develop new interests through the things you have to do anyway, like eating.