Activity packs for 13 yrar olds.

We struggled as well, is such a hard age as they all have such different tastes, and in the end didn't get anything. We felt that realistically at that age they should be able to sit through a meal and be ok, also, they had their own phones so I guess they played games in there with the volume down! Either way they seemed ok! As long as they are sat with parents/people they know them should be ok, maybe try and put them on the same table if you can work it so they can chat

View quoted message Yeah, we still haven't found anything and figured they'd be on their phone then perhaps gravitate towards eachother as the day goes on. I'm sure they'll be fine. Thankfully one less thing for me to organise. Ta x

When people talk about activity packs for 13-year-olds, I always think about how hard it is to keep that age genuinely interested. They want something that feels grown-up, not “made for kids.” A lot of teens I know are really into competitive games like Valorant, because it gives them goals, teamwork, and a sense of progress. That’s actually how I stumbled across https://eloboss.net/valorant-boosting — not as a promo thing, but as a way to understand the game better and keep up with them. Sometimes experiences beat physical packs.