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tampa bay are looking forward to the latest sign that things are slowly rebounding and getting back to normal that's right and that means the return of summer camps abc action news reporter eric waxler talks with the experts about why the experience this year might be more important than ever eva albright's parents say they've done all they could during the pandemic to make sure she still had interaction with other kids whatever we could in school or summer we got her in front of other children and whatever we felt was the safest possible way to get her interacting just like kids should the ymca held summer camps in 2020 but with drastically fewer children now they say registration numbers are way up even more kids are signing up than pre pandemic in 2019 parents are ready kids are ready they're they're ready for these exciting activities and to get outdoors a little bit more usf educational psychology professor darlene de marie says the opportunity for children to play and problem solve with others is needed now more than ever in general i think children need opportunities to connect with others and i think the opportunity for expansive play and thinking she says the stresses caused by the pandemic may be hard to gauge in some children and it's good to include them on the decision-making process of which camps they might like letting the child have input that's an important life skill as well how do you choose and then what was your choice like was it a good choice experts say covet 19 has led to increased screen time and heightened anxiety and depression eva's dad says she's doing fine and ready for summer fun to begin with restrictions starting to ease up they're encouraged more to socialize whereas last year it was sort of taboo to do that and it was kind of you know how close can the kids be you know in the nature of being a child as they they want that physical interaction ymca officials say they are planning on continuing covet safety guidelines but will adjust as the cdc recommendations continue to change in tampa eric waxler abc action news