Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Piece o' Cupcake: Whole Family Fitness
Just as adults need regular exercise, children need daily physical activity too. For the most part, exercise for children is about play: getting out and running around and playing sports and games; however, finding creative ways to have the whole family get moving together fulfills physical activity needs for both parents and children, and provides valuable bonding time for the whole family. One idea is for the whole family to get involved in the same sport or activity, such as karate or swimming, by taking classes either together or individually (you can still bond over the new moves you're all learning). It doesn't have to be so formal though. Here, Parents magazine provides tips on "10 Ways to Exercise as a Family," including going for pre- or post-dinner walks and having a dance party in your own living room.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Introducing: Piece o' Cupcake!
Tomorrow I will publish the first post of the new Piece o' Cupcake! series. Just like Do One Thing and Did You Know?, Piece o' Cupcake! is a recurring series that focuses on a particular theme, in this case, making healthy living convenient and fun for your children and your family as a whole. Meet me back here tomorrow for the launch of this series!
One quick note: This series was the brain-child and suggestion of a family member, my sister, who has three little "cupcakes" of her own. Thank you!
One quick note: This series was the brain-child and suggestion of a family member, my sister, who has three little "cupcakes" of her own. Thank you!
Tomorrow I will publish the first post of the new Piece o' Cupcake! series. Just like Do One Thing and Did You Know?, Piece o' Cupcake! is a recurring series that focuses on a particular theme, in this case, making healthy living convenient and fun for your children and your family as a whole. Meet me back here tomorrow for the launch of this series!
One quick note: This series was the brain-child and suggestion of a family member, my sister, who has three little "cupcakes" of her own. Thank you!
One quick note: This series was the brain-child and suggestion of a family member, my sister, who has three little "cupcakes" of her own. Thank you!
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