These safe and active games can keep your child from suffering complete boredom while they’re in a cast. (And save you from listening to the same television theme song for the 27th time.)
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Movement skills
Whether you’re a parent, educator, coach, or someone who interacts with kids in any other of a multitude of ways, there’s so much here for you on Active for Life. Check out this collection of ways to get kids moving.
Indoor activities for infants
We break down infancy into four stages (0 to 3 months, 4 to 6 months, 7 to 9 months and 10 to 12 months), go over major milestones for each stage, and offer some fun indoor activities you can do with your baby to help them meet these development milestones.
The importance of active play in the early years
Between infancy and early school age, children are developing in countless ways—physically, socially, emotionally, and cognitively. Throughout this period, active play is critical.
Fun outdoor activities for 3 year olds
There’s something about the outdoors that helps 3 year olds get out their antsy energy. Outdoor activities are perfect for burning energy, developing physical literacy, and spending quality time together.
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This list offers plenty of fun and simple ideas that will help your young ones get active and develop skills in a variety of ways.
The benefits of being physically active *
Increased self-esteem and happiness
40%
Higher test scores
Reduced risk of heart disease, stroke, cancer, and diabetes
7-8%
Higher annual earnings
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* Adapted from Aspen Institute Sport for All - Play for Life: A Playbook to Get Every Kid in the Game