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Kids are natural movers and shakers. By channeling their early energy you can start them on a fit and healthy path that will benefit them their entire lives.
Want to have a twirling Twinkletoes or a jiving John Travolta around the house? Here are some tips on how to raise a dancer. Read More
The little silver scooters you see buzzing around neighborhood parks are fun, flashy and not at all a passing fad. For kids, they are an irresistible riding toy. For Read More
The bump is a basic volleyball hit and the easiest one to teach a young child. As your child learns more about the sport, he will hone his bumping skills into accurate Read More
Soccer is one of the most popular sports for young kids. Its individual and teamwork skills can be applied to many other endeavors as they grow up. Here’s how to bring Read More
Attention all nostalgic parents: Relive your childhood by teaching your youngster to climb a tree. Read More
So your child wants to play some football. Most youth programs graduate from flag to contact football around age eight. At this point you can start looking for a program Read More
If you’ve got a monkey on your hands who is literally climbing the walls of your house, reclaim your door frames and get your child to a climbing gym. Rock climbing teaches Read More
One of the great accomplishments of early childhood is saying adios to the bicycle training wheels and becoming a full-fledged two-wheeler. Here’s how parents can help Read More
When your child asks to hit the weight room with you, should you say OK? Most experts say strength training is beneficial for kids, but only when carefully supervised. With Read More
Running comes so naturally to young kids that they don’t even care that it’s good for them. They seem to innately know that they must move fast to squeeze the most out of Read More
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