Once children learn to walk, it's important to help foster their physical development, growth and coordination.
The Nemours Foundation suggests these guidelines for physical activity in toddlers:
* Toddlers need at least 30 minutes of structured activity each day -- including walks, playground time or exercise classes (like tumbling). Preschoolers need at least 60 minutes of such structured activity each day.
* Toddlers need at least one hour each day of unstructured playtime, when they can foster their imaginations with toys and games.
* Except when asleep, toddlers should not be sedentary for more than one hour each day.
* Indoor and outdoor play areas need to be safe for a toddler's play.
Sunday, April 1, 2007
Health Tip: Your Child's Development
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