kids exercises
It’s easier than you think to keep your family physically active
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Physical activity should be a regular part of your family life to keep everyone healthy and active. Here’s how to add it to your schedule easily.
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Tricking kids into exercise: Ways to sneak in physical activities to avoid obesity
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If your kid hates any kind of exercise, check out our fun suggestions to trick them into getting physically fit.
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Yoga ball: Bouncing happily through pregnancy and beyond
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An unexpected lockdown purchase that has saved my back, entertained the kids, and can help you get through pregnancy as well.
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Exercising your couch potato
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Getting your kids to move may feel like moving a mountain. We’ve got tips that will make developing healthy exercise habits in your children easier.
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Lesley Scott April 3, 2022 5:42 AM
You only have to look at some of the wealthiest people in the world in the last decade or two (Bill Gates, Steve Jobs etc.) to realise that a college degree is not the only route to job satisfaction and a financially rewarding career. In many instances, vocational careers that allow you to start your (more)
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Amanda Webb March 9, 2022 10:16 PM
Both ideas are great. We have 529s for our kids and are constantly encouraging our family to contribute there instead of buying more toys, etc. Have you looked into a "round up" savings option? Some personal savings accounts offer this service or you could use something like Acorns. But basically, the program "rounds up" your (more)
