The bathroom is a water wonderland.

For children, the bathroom is the most appealing place in the house, because no child can resist the mysterious, intangible nature of "water"—scooping, pouring, spraying, watering, splashing—the fun never ends.

Soaking in a bath in a graceful and tranquil manner may be an adult’s way of enjoying themselves, but it’s definitely not a child’s choice. On the contrary, you must understand...

That children experience buoyancy and force in the tub, feel the magical sensation of floating on water, and even exercise their little muscles through all sorts of water play. Therefore, during the warmer months, fill the bathroom with water guns, watering cans, and various bottles and containers, and allow your children to explore the properties of liquids through "water games" and "water experiments."

If there’s space, just set up an inflatable kiddie pool in the yard too. Honestly, in the summer, water gives parents a little break when it comes to taking care of kids.

Back when my three boys were little, I loved tossing them into the bathtub during summer. Once they started playing with water, they’d be at it for ages, and I could steal a moment of peaceful self-indulgence.