A child’s number one job is to observe the world around them and try to “copy” what they see others around them doing. It’s a great learning strategy. It’s fast, it’s effective, it gets the job done but throwing any monkey wrenches in can be confusing at best and stunting at worst. Sharni Brodesky, M.Sc. Med. shares her insights on how, we as parents, can “fess up” to what our children see to keep them on the right track.
What I Learned in PE That Made Me a Better Parent
What my clinically depressed PE coach and endless laps around the gym taught me about how to avoid becoming a failure at life.
