What exactly does it mean to be physically fit? How can I inspire my child to get active at ages 3, 10, or 18? What about power drinks and exercise for children with physical difficulties? Browse below to find answers to these questions and more to help boost your physical fitness I.Q. and get your child moving.
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Back to School: To Walk or Not?
Got a school within walking or biking distance of your child? Here's what you need to know about getting a safe and...
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A Parent's Guide to Youth Cycling
Biking offers a myriad of physical, emotional and developmental benefits for kids. Leah Shahum, Executive Director of...
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Safe Dieting Tips for Teens
The latest statistics indicate that kids today are more overweight than they have ever been before. What's a parent to...
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Exercise in Middle Childhood
A subcategory of physical activity is exercise. The most distinguishable characteristics of exercise are that it is...
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Reading, 'Riting, 'Rithmetic . . . and Recess!
Blacktop hopscotch and kickball games may soon be as archaic in schools as slates and abacuses. As school districts...
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