Maybe it’s sunny outside; or maybe there’s rain to dance in. Maybe the wind is strong enough to make a kite soar; or maybe there’s a soft breeze perfect for racing paper aeroplanes. To so many children, those factors are irrelevant. They are living life with only their fingers: tapping things into existence, swiping things into extinction, creating their childhood in front of a flat screen. Maybe your child’s “farmville” harvest is ready; maybe their “base” is being attacked; maybe a friend has just notified everyone that they are having pancakes for breakfast, but to some children those things are irrelevant. They are experiencing life outdoors and loving every moment of it.