Research shows your kids should be playing outside as much as possible. And so should you!
Today, why not learn more about how excellent creation appreciation is for your family's health & well-being?
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"Encountering birds in everyday life is associated with better mental well-being... The study found that people were more likely to feel confident, relaxed, happy, connected to other people, and energetic..." psypost.org/2022/11/encoun…
"Results show that an increase in the number of days spent outside was associated with decreases in depressive and anxiety symptoms and an increase in life satisfaction." nature.com/articles/s4159…
"Here’s something really simple you can do to improve your child’s chance of future health and success: make sure he spends plenty of time playing outside." health.harvard.edu/blog/6-reasons…
"Recognizing the importance of outdoor play for young children's healthy growth, a project focused on the exploration of the outdoor environment was developed with a group of young children in an early childhood education setting in Portugal." sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
"Findings indicate that television/DVD/video viewing may be adversely, and outdoor play favourably, associated with preschool children’s social skills." journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…
"Research indicates that playing outdoors, particularly in natural play spaces, boosts children’s physical activity, potentially decreasing childhood obesity." researchgate.net/publication/28…
"Thus, providing outdoor play opportunities, especially during early childhood, has potential to prevent SB (sedentary behavior)." pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34548057/
"We found residential proximity to outdoor play spaces to be protective of disorders of psychological development." sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Now, go outside!
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Write a notice of apology + a plan to start making amends for what scared adults did to children. The kids were not being "adaptable"; they were forced to stand down, become anxious, depressed, socially isolated & lose therapy services. The academic losses are the smallest issue.
They did not choose to be anxiety ridden. They didn't choose to be hungry. They didn't choose to lose physical contact with family members and friends.
Power hungry adults shutdown their lives and tried to keep that power for as long as possible.
...& not enough parents are getting it through their skills that they can't let these "experts" raise their children from birth (6 weeks old) & expect their kids to be okay.
I mean, how many public confessions does @libsoftiktok have to post before people stop putting the kids on the bus?
And that's a bigger issue within the Right. They don't like to think they're lazy but they ARE, just in a different way than the Left.
Winter sicknesses are here. I've got a cold, my dog has a cold, so here are some natural remedies for common illness symptoms. Personally, I'd rather avoid medications if possible. Not to say there isn't a time & a place, but if I can drink tea instead I will!
I am not a doctor. I don't know your health history. I don't know your family's health history. Always do more research before you take any medications or try different remedies.
"It’s become a common occurrence over the last few years as children appear to be engaging in more “disruptive,” violent behaviors, said Nicole Cobb... at Vanderbilt University."
"It’s behaviors like a first grader flipping over desks or a kindergartner threatening his teacher’s life that Cobb said have become concerning, and it’s happening more and more. Cobb said it is particularly unusual to see elementary school-aged children engaging in..."
"Every report investigated this year has been deemed “non-credible.” Whether the statement was made “jokingly” or with intent to do harm, if investigators can prove that a student made the post or comment, Moore said they will be charged with a felony."
Most of us know the feeling of hating going to school. For me, that started in 2nd grade with spelling test anxiety. I was convinced I was never going to learn to read or write. A string of infections & a tonsillectomy made it even harder for me to keep up!
The system had nothing in place for me or my brother, for whom they missed dyslexia. I learned to read on my own time, in my own way. School, in fact, held me back. My brother as well, who ultimately learned to read through video games.