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[...] and children still idolize their favorite athletes. But should children consider athletes as role models? The challenge is that athletes are ever-present. Athletes not only compete in nationally [...]

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[...] that nowadays children are less physically active. Therefore, lack of opportunities for physical activities may cause health problems, such as child obesity and spinal deformities. Many people are [...]

[...] have had negative first experiences on a sports team and never reconsidered other physical activities. Autistic children can often be overwhelmed if they do not feel safe in their [...]

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[...] occasions where the required food may not be available coupled with the distraction of social interaction. Children often go through a variety of patterns with their eating and for some months stop [...]

[...] attached to intellectual or physical disabilities, disabled children are often denied of social interaction that should be a fundamental right for all. The key to tackling social exclusion lays in [...]

[...] of America have increased awareness about the complex disorder that causes difficulties in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors. As a result, parents have become more educated [...]

We tried to combine all the answers and suggestions you gave us on the physical appearance issue we’ve previously written about. There were some rea [...]

Gym class is often the first to be cut from schools. Recess seems like a bonus, but research shows that it is critical for children’s development. K [...]

Being a teenager is tough these days, and being a parent of the teenager is a hard and stressful “job”. When parents find themselves in this role [...]