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PBS KIDS Play
Girls eating watermelon.

As parents, most of our lives are spent worrying about and trying to protect our children. We tell them not to speak to strangers. We remind them to look both ways before crossing the street. But, how often do we encourage them to run, jump and play? What do they know about eating the right foods?

It's up to us to make good nutrition and regular physical activity part of their daily lives.

Making Good Food Choices

Getting kids to eat nutritious foods can be like trying to get a newborn to sleep through the night. Luckily, help is just a click away. Find out more.

Tracking Physical Development

A girl hanging from a tree.

Parents often wonder what to expect of their child's physical development at a particular age. Getting some insight on their progress is fine, but don't get caught up in comparisons. Every child is different, and that's OK. Find out more.

Expert Q&A with Connie Evers, MS, RD

Connie Evers

Establishing healthy eating habits in our children at an early age is one of the best things we can do for them. Incorporating this practice into our hectic lives can be tricky. Are you up for the challenge? Find out how to get kids to eat well, right from the start. Leave a comment.

Have Fun Getting Fit

ZOOM

Life might not always be fun and games, so encourage children to make the most of play time. Have them turn off the television, grab some friends and get moving with these goofy games from Zoom.

Be sure to join in the fun — if you're up to it!

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