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3 ingredients that support children’s risky outdoor play 

University of British Columbia researcher Dr. Mariana Brussoni shares how parents and caregivers can support risky outdoor play in three simple ways.

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What youth sports need now

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Not just for kids: Why play is important for parents’ mental health

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A look at brain development in adolescents

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