Tag: toddlers

Time spent playing outdoors helps three-year-olds burn energy, develop physical literacy, and have fun. Try these activities with your little one.

Learning how to ride a bike is a quintessentially childhood experience. With these helpful, practical tips, you can help your toddler learn to ride.

Discover Montessori activities for toddlers & preschoolers to try at home. Encourage independence, creativity, and learning through play.

When you’ve got a rainy day or other circumstances keeping you inside, try these fun activities for your three-year-old!

This list of simple, low-mess indoor activities will help your active two-year-old get their wiggles out!

Until now, your toddler has been the star of the show! These handy tips will help your older child adjust to life with their new sibling.

An appreciative mom thanks her stroller for keeping her active and sane during the ups and downs of new parenthood.

Encouraging your kids to move helps them develop their love of being active. Here’s your guide to age-appropriate activities for your child.

Through yoga, kids learn how to find a sense of inner calm and self-esteem as well as developing flexibility, strength, and balance.

How to shift from new parent to active parent

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 season provides unique opportunities to develop physical literacy

Choose safe outfits that allow a free range of motion

Learning to give one’s third born a little more free reign

From ditching the car and getting outside, to choosing themes

Create an environment based on children’s interests

5 tips to ensure your child is staying active and developing skills every day

Arrange your home to safely encourage lots of movement

Young children learn best when there is no direct “teaching” of skills

Here are some basic movement skills that children at various ages should be mastering

Six fundamental movement skills that will help toddlers become physically literate