Topics: Active at Home

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!

Explore 20 engaging indoor activities for 6-year-olds, from sock ball rolls to balloon keep-ups. Perfect for fun-filled days indoors!

Maria Montessori was an educator who promoted child-led learning and practical life activities for younger kids. Montessori activities can help young children build independence, confidence, and physical literacy at home.

Whether your space is large or small, there are so many ways to get kids moving at home!

If your family lives in a small house or apartment and you’re looking for fun games and activities to keep your kids busy, try these!

Here’s a round-up of our top games and activities that will be a hit with everyone in the family—both grown-ups and kiddos.

Family game nights are great, but sometimes kids have a hard time sitting still to play. These board games are hilarious fun and super active!

A squishy ball is a simple craft kids can do at home, and once they’ve created it, the games they can play are endless!

A personal trainer from England has created an impressive variety of super-fun exercise videos for kids, starring their favourite superheroes!

It’s easy to create a movement space or room in the house where kids can move freely without worrying about breaking something.

By setting micro habits, you can still achieve your goals, improve your health, and keep active without revamping your life.

Screen time doesn’t have to mean sedentary time. These apps and websites will help keep kids engaged and active!

From play to activity ideas to healthy snacks, here are eight memorable articles that our readers loved and shared this year.

Adding a little more physical activity into your day doesn’t have to be difficult! Check out these simple ideas to try with your kids.

Yoga books encourage mental and physical literacy—plus, kids can learn common yoga poses in easy-to-understand language.

When managing your tween’s summer screen time, the goal is teaching them about balance and self-regulation. Here are some tips.

Independent play is an important skill for children to develop. Here are some tips to help encourage your kids to try it.

Small spaces don’t have to equal small fun! Get your kids moving with these creative activities they can do on their own or with others.

If you’d like to limit screen time for your kids but aren’t sure where to start, here are five places you can easily make screens off-limits.

These active games will get your kids learning about math, science, and literacy while they play and have fun!

By building short, fun bursts of physical activity into your daily routine, you’ll find you and your kids are more active.

While school is 100% important to me and my family, giving my kids the freedom to play outside every day is just as important.

Winter days are short, but if you spend the season pining for summer, it sure can feel long. Try this instead: lean in and embrace winter!

Given the new World Health Organization guidelines, here are some simple ways you and yor kids can add physical activity to your day.