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You might have heard that kids are not spending that much time outdoors anymore and about the movement to get kids outdoors again. There are other documentaries on this topic like, Play It Again and Project Wild Thing, explaining why this is a problem and how to change things. Nature Play: Take Childhood Back brings a … Continued

Make hiking a fun outdoor activity for the whole family

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Getting your kids moving throughout the day is simple with this handy printable.

Plan a fun backyard campout and give your kids a taste of this fantastic summer activity

Why not reach out to newcomers and introduce them to your love of being active outdoors

I’m on the other side now, with two children aged two and four years old. I want to tell you this simply and clearly: you can do everything you did pre-kids with kids. But there is a little shifting that has to occur.

British researcher says parents can be better supported in children’s sports

A few ideas to help mom connect with the kids on her special day

Parents can address nature-deficit disorder by nurturing nature-based play in the outdoors

The skills your kids learn playing golf can help them in other sports

Find out how one active mom makes Mother’s Day a time to get back to what keeps her grounded and happy.

Once you have an active toddler, it’s important to teach them basic movement skills like how to run, jump, and throw. These hacks will keep them moving at home.

The Canadian is back to competing in ski cross and aiming for the Winter Olympics

Another benefit of time spent outdoors being physically active

Riding a bike can be one of life’s great pleasures! For a lot of young kids just starting out, though, it can be challenging. Try these tips to help encourage your little one.

Massage can help your baby relax, sleep, and eat better—plus, it’s a great way to bond with your little one. Here’s how to do it.

Hop to it and get your kids active during the big bunny holiday

Whenever they garden, kids are developing great movement skills (just like when they help out inside the house!).

Evidence continues to support the multisport approach to athletics

Get outdoors and discover all that spring has to offer

Many kids are growing up in urban environments and aren’t moving enough. But playing outside is an important way for kids to develop movement skills. Here are some tips for how to encourage outdoor play.

There are lots of ways kids who aren’t into sports can develop physical literacy and fundamental movement skills.

Reimagining the “classroom”