Attitude´s change in children leisure time. Dear Newspaper’s editor, I would like to write this letter in order to explain my views on the points raised in your article related with the change of attitude in children´s leisure time, becoming more and more connected with new technologies. Growing up in different types of societies has a high impact during your childhood that can affect in your behaviour, including your hobbies. Throughout history, the enjoyment of children has changed and adapted to society, hence it is very common to see children nowadays playing videogames and chatting through smartphones, leaving behind “old-fashionable” chess games or kicking a football. It is obvious that sport activity groups are better than playing videogames that connect each player behind a screen and seem isolated, nonetheless the future will become more and more interactive and focused on internet and the perception of being involved in a community is linked to these new activities. The point is that new children hobbies put completely aside physical effort with the repercussion in health and growth possible problems. On the other hand, I think physical care is becoming more important and practising sport due to mental and body health will help to solve the problem of teenager’s inactivity. Although our mind of doing sport could change to must-do daily as an obligation to stay healthy, physical activities won´t disappear and the following years will become important again.