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Multicultural Children’s Books and Sports: Choices for Toddlers, Preschoolers Kindergarten and All Early Readers

April 5th, 2007

Children's sports promote fitness and prevent obesity, but not all children thrive in formal leagues. Help your child find the right sport and venue — school, recreation center or backyard.

By Mayo Clinic staff

Want to give your child a head start on lifelong fitness? Consider children's sports and other kid-friendly physical activities. With your encouragement and support, chances are a few sports will spark your child's interest. Fan the flame by taking your child to local sporting events and sharing your own sports interests with your child.

Consider age-appropriate activities

Your child is likely to show natural preferences for certain sports or activities. Start there, being careful to keep your child's maturity and skill level in mind." Read full article 

 

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2 Responses to “Multicultural Children’s Books and Sports: Choices for Toddlers, Preschoolers Kindergarten and All Early Readers”

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  2. Kristin Says:

    We’ve lived in several homes in the last 10 years. I have found my local park & recreation department ALWAYS has something my 3 kids can participate in. It’s low cost and my kids are active and having a blast. I would recommend parents to check out their local park & rec departments as well.

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