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Need some inspiration for what to your toddler? Try these fun and simple activities that you can do at home or out in your community.

Wondering how to handle bad behaviour from your child’s coach, such as yelling or demeaning comments? Here are some practical suggestions for how to address it tactfully.

Anxiety is very common among kids (and adults!), and there are ways parents can help their children with these feelings.

This round-up of our printables provides tons of activities for kids. If you’re looking for a way to get your child active, look no further!

A new sports documentary shines a light on early sport specialization and the dangers and drawbacks it has for our kids.

This stocking stuffer gift guide has fun and creative toy and games ideas for kids—and they’ll all help get your little one moving!

Is your child feeling overcommitted to or overwhelmed by competitive sports? Here’s how you can help address it.

Learn about your young child’s physical development and try these creative activities to help them develop motor skills.

Need help coming up with Christmas or Hanukkah gift ideas that will keep your little ones active throughout the year? Check out this list!

Your home has so many great bits and pieces that can be used for kids’ play. Try these activities that are fun for the whole family!

Music and movement combine rhythmic sounds, songs, and physical activities to engage young children in learning through motion.

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.

Cardboard boxes are one of the greatest and most versatile toys. Really! Before you take your boxes to the recycling bin, try these fun ideas.

A coaching philosophy answers critical questions: What are your priorities as a coach? How will you foster a love for the game in your players? How will you balance competition with development?

What is physical literacy, and who in my child’s life helps ensure that they gain these skills and love of movement? Learn more.

Evenings are busy for families, but with these ideas, you can incorporate some fun and movement into your family’s evening routine!

Learn more about your toddler’s circadian rhythm and how to help them regulate it better so they get the sleep they need.

An Australian study finds that kids who participate in sports are more likely to do better on tests, have better school attendance, and be accepted to university.

How to find a pair of shoes that supports your little one’s feet, pace of growth, and level of activity? These tips will help guide you!

Child-development expert Mariana Brussoni shares why adventurous, risky play is so important for kids—especially today.

Often associated with carefree childhood memories, the simple motion of swinging back and forth is more than just sitting around. It’s a heart-pumping and brain-boosting workout!

Olympian Kelsey Mitchell’s cycling career took off at a rapid pace. She shares some tips for parents who are raising sporty kids.

ActivePlay in childcare is a new, free program designed to support the ECEs tasked with educating our children.

Spending time with active families can help your family be more active! Here are some tips for how to start and cultivate friendships like these.