3 audiobook tips to combat boredom in children with colds
Children love listening to stories – it allows them to immerse themselves in their own little world and quickly forget the boredom of having a cold. We have put together three audio play recommendations to combat boredom, with something for every little listener and, of course, big listeners too – whether it's to laugh, cheer along, or even learn.
From television to your ears: The Mouse to listen to
Our first tip for combating boredom: The colorful world of the Mouse offers a variety of topics and stories that spark curiosity and delight young and old alike. The Mouse and her faithful companion—the Elephant—take children on an exciting journey full of discoveries. The funny stories and factual tales, combined with lots of music, are the perfect mix to combat the boredom that comes with a cold.
Laughter and amazement to combat boredom: Lachlabor – fun facts for children to puzzle over
As the saying goes, laughter is the best medicine – and that's also true of our second tip for combating boredom when you have a cold. This podcast answers the craziest and funniest questions asked by children. Tina and Mischa, together with the children's puzzle team, search for answers to questions such as “Can earthworms really cough?” or “Can a spectacled snake see better with glasses?” – even adults can learn a thing or two here.
Captivating cases to combat boredom: The Three Investigators
Many people remember the three young detectives from their childhood: Justus Jonas, Peter Shaw, and Bob Andrews solve tricky cases together, unravel mysteries, and bravely face the dangers they encounter along the way. The exciting adventures of the three boys are sure to keep both children and adults entertained – our audiobook recommendation for the whole family. And with such thrilling cases, you'll soon forget all about your cold.
