Which things from your childhood do you think should be introduced to today's kids?

I’ve given my kids a fairly traditional upbringing, we only even had internet available to them in the last 5 years and only because of Covid schooling. Now I’ve kept it since but there are lots of ways you can still be traditional. We play a lot of board games. We do have less outdoor space than I had growing up and in many ways their childhoods are shittier but not all is lost. I see a lot of people saying manners etc too My 12 year old was also invited for breakfast with the principal the week school was finishing as he had picked up litter without even being asked to. And last year he raised £2500 for charity by cutting his hair and also donated his hair. He got awards all through primary as well for generally being kind and looking out for other students. My 16 year old volunteers for a local charity on Weekends too