Your Active Child: How to Boost Physical, Emotional and Cognitive Development Through Age-appropriate Activities Book + PRICE WATCH * Amazon pricing is not included in price watch

Your Active Child: How to Boost Physical, Emotional and Cognitive Development Through Age-appropriate Activities Book

A guide to protecting children under eight years old from becoming either lethargic or high-strung Today, many children fall into one of two categories, neither of which is healthy: one group is almost entirely inactive, and the other spends most of their "free" time in highly structured, overly stressful competitive sports that are age-inappropriate. As an expert on children's movement and development, and as a consultant to the Children's Television Workshop, Gymboree, YMCA of the USA, and other groups, Rae Pica shows how the right kinds of activities increase children's enjoyment of physical activity for a lifetime. With straight talk on what works, what doesn't, and why, Pica teaches parents: Why raising a Super Kid is as dangerous as raising a Couch Potato Unique activity ideas and the benefits of "cooperative activities" How to recognize when a child is too active or not active enough Why competitive sports programs aren't the answer And much more Read More

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  • 0071405585
  • 9780071405584
  • Rae Pica
  • 1 June 2003
  • McGraw-Hill Contemporary
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 302
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