To work your best, play your best and live your best Taking the Hurt Out of Homework With school again in full swing, children can no longer gallivant around in the warm summer breeze, but instead, must spend most of their time sitting, both at school and at home. Since parents can't monitor their children's posture at school, it is especially important to promote good posture at home, whether it's at the dinner table, in front of the television, or at a desk doing homework. One chiropractor says no.
Good posture is important for everyone.
But it's especially so for growing children, as it can impact their physical and mental development. We need to encourage our children to be confident in who or what they are and part of that confidence is displaying that in good posture. There s no doubt winter s here, and with it shoveling duty. Otherwise, shoveling snow can be more than annoying.