Greg Rutherford: Letting kids help plan family holidays reduces stress and improves the experience
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Fakhriya M. Suleiman
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Summary
Olympic long jump champion Greg Rutherford shares his approach to family holidays, suggesting that letting children participate in planning can reduce stress and create a more enjoyable experience for everyone. Drawing from his athletic career, Rutherford emphasizes balance, preparation, and flexibility as key ingredients for successful family getaways.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledIf there's anyone who can speak to maintaining equilibrium it would be Greg Rutherford.
The now-retired British long jump star speaks to Euronews Travel about how handing over the planning reins to children could be the secret to a smoother family getaway.
Family holidays are all about striking a balance.
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