Authors of "I Am a Lovable Me!" Offer Tips on Physical Fitness for Children
Bend at Your Knees…If You Please! is the third book in the I AM a Lovable ME! Self-empowerment series. Bend at Your Knees…If You Please! shares examples of stretching exercises to encourage good posture in children; helping them to love, respect and care for their bodies.
Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) March 2, 2006
Bend at Your Knees…If You Please! is the third book in the I AM a Lovable Me! Self-empowerment series. Written by Sharon Penchina, CHT, and Dr Stuart Hoffman, Bend at Your Knees…If You Please! offers exercises to encourage good posture in children; helping them to love, respect and care for their bodies.
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, combining regular physical activity with a healthy diet is the key to development of a healthy lifestyle. Parent scan instill a love of exercise in their children---and these habits can last a lifetime.
Here are some tips for raising a “physically-fit” kid:
Help your child participate in a variety of activities that are right for his or her age. Establish a regular schedule for physical activity. Incorporate activity into daily routines, such as taking the stairs instead of the elevator. Embrace a healthier lifestyle yourself, so you'll be a positive role model for your family. Keep it fun, so you can count on your child to come back for more
Penchina and Hoffman firmly believe that the importance of family, healthy eating, exercise, imagination, and enjoying life are part of a solid foundation and deserve to be cultivated during youth to create a healthy lifestyle for a lifetime.
Good posture promotes a more restful sleep, better digestion and self-confidence. The AAP says that children who participate in regular physical activity are less likely to develop health problems, broken bones or weight problems. Exercising and reading with your child on a daily basis not only provides a time for family bonding and fun but helps everyone look forward to increased strength and energy.
For additional information, contact Alan Guinn at 1.917.224.6782 or visit the book's website at http://www. iamalovableme. com (http://www. iamalovableme. com).
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