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Escape rooms can be a fun-time activity between parents and their child. A night of putting together puzzles with your partner and your kids sounds like a fun and challenging activity. Some may think that adding kids to the mix might seem like too much, but kids can have just as much fun as adults in an escape room. If you are planning to book one for your family, you should read this article first.

Find out about escape rooms near you.

The first thing you need to do is go on  Google and search “family friendly escape rooms near me”. The most important thing you need to check out is the themes. Some escape rooms have scary themes like a zombie apocalypse, a murder mystery, or an abandoned jail that can be gory or scary in other ways. Your children might need to be older to join these rooms. Instead, try to find rooms with themes that are better for your age, like our Eye of Horus room.

Talk to your child about it.

Before you book an escape room for your child, talk to them about how to help them do well. Children’s reactions to new things can sometimes surprise us. If you talk to your child before they go to an escape room, you can help them feel less nervous or scared. Make sure to talk about any puzzles, games, or riddles your child will be doing.

In an escape room, don’t rush your child.

If you think it might be hard to keep your child under control while you’re in an escape room, it might be best to leave them with a babysitter. But if you and your child are willing to work together to solve puzzles and riddles, an escape room can be a great family activity. Don’t expect your kid to act or play like an adult.

Give your child simple jobs to do.

Don’t expect your 9-year-old child to know how to solve every puzzle or riddle in the escape room unless they are a genius. Try to find easier tasks for your child to do. This way, they won’t feel left out of the escape room and can feel like they helped the family get out.

Still, kids are very creative and great at finding hidden things or things that the rest of the team might have missed. You can also give your child number games, word searches, and tasks that require them to find things with a black light.

Tell your child what will happen.

Before you go to the escape room, you should talk to your child about what will happen. Tell them that an escape room is a game where they need to use their problem-solving skills to figure out clues and solve puzzles to get out of the room. It’s not a place you search on google to find “places to chill near me”. Tell them that there is no right or wrong way to play the game and that everyone is encouraged to work as a team. It’s also important to let them know that there is a time limit, so they’ll have to think quickly and stay focused.

Have a good time with your kid.

Have fun! That’s one of the most important parts of an escape room. Kids know how to have fun and not take things too seriously. Adults can take a break from being adults and have fun like they did when they were kids by going to an escape room. Remember not to take the escape room too seriously; your child will thank you.

Be happy about your success!

Lastly, don’t forget to enjoy your success! Whether you get out of the room or not, take time to do something fun together. Tell your child how proud you are of their hard work, and tell them that the most important thing is that you both had fun.

Conclusion

If you want to make your child’s life a little more exciting, an escape room is perfect. They’ll have a great time-solving puzzle and working as a team, and learning a few things.