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March 9, 2017
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Get Moving! Springtime Activities for the Kids

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Spring is almost here, which means we get to play outside again. My seven-year-old is in dance, so I don’t worry about her getting enough physical activity, but my four-year-old tries to turn into a couch potato in the winter months. Thankfully, my husband is all about fitness (I’m trying) so we make physical activity a family affair. Here’s a list of our favorite physical activities, both indoor and outdoor:

  1. Bike riding
  2. Dance party (Always indoors because I dance like a newborn giraffe)
  3. Jumping on the trampoline
  4. Roller skating in the garage
  5. Walking around the neighborhood
  6. Indoor basketball (This is a cool trick to make your kids help with laundry)
  7. Scavenger hunt (Indoor or outdoor)
  8. “Hide & Seek”
  9. “Red Light, Green Light” w/ music (Indoor or outdoor)
  10. Clean house obstacle course (This is my personal favorite)
December 2, 2014
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Make a Muscle

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An active child is a strong child.  Strive for six hours a day of active play. She’ll be the most fit and fabulous on the playground! And you’ll be a proud member of the Best Moms’ Club.

November 18, 2014
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Play More

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Your little one loves to play. It’s also good for him. 6 hours of activity a day means less chance of childhood obesity. What will your child remember about your time together today? Ready, set, go!

October 14, 2014
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Be Proud, Mom!

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When your child is active for 6 hours a day, he’s achieving major milestones in his growth and development. And that’s all because of you! Imagine how his life will be better tomorrow because of your actions today.

October 7, 2014
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Catch Me If You Can!

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Sometimes it’s hard to find time to play, so make a everything a game with your child.  Turn off the TV and play follow-the-leader, tag, or just dance to some fun music! Five minutes will quickly turn to ten minutes or more of memories and fun.