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BlogPlay and the Brain...

Play can now be seen in perspectives that increase its overall importance in brain function and development

BlogCreativity & Imagination: Play, the world, and me

​Children learn about the environment and themselves by picking up information through active interaction with their surroundings.

BlogStaying Healthy over the Winter Months

Tips on staying healthy during the winter months.

BlogThe Science of Play: Enjoying a Fulfilling Life by Retaining our Ability and Right to Play

With a little prompting, we can the trigger the spontaneous play we enjoyed in childhood. Embedded in our nature is this capacity to lighten up our adult lives.

BlogBurning Calories through Water Exercise

You can experience a level of calorie burning during water exercises that will rival and perhaps exceed anything you could ever attain on land.

BlogNature: Infusing the natural world into the everyday spaces of childhood

Nature supports the development of all children, regardless of their level of ability, and helps them discover themselves, physically, socially, and emotionally

BlogThe Science of Play: Rough and Tumble Play - Consequences of a Play Deprived Life (Part 2 of 2)

In this blog post, we will focus on one pattern of play behavior, ROUGH AND TUMBLE PLAY and the consequences of a play deprived life.

BlogHealth & Wellness: Promoting lifelong healthy lifestyles through play

Unstructured play may be an exceptional way to increase physical activity levels in children, which is one important strategy in the resolution of obesity.

BlogPlaying Along the Pathways

Playful pathways provide a trajectory through three-dimensional space, enjoyable by all family members.