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I seem to get a lot of questions from new parents that are runners about using the jogging stroller with their newborn.
A new study suggests that children who are obese appear to be more vulnerable to injury in the bones and muscles of the lower body than children who are lighter.
I must be becoming more "social" on line and have started getting some You Tube videos that are really quite entertaining.
A new study shows the benefits of exercising during pregnancy may boost fetal development.
This is the best time of year for children playing on playgrounds and in the front yard.
New research from Australia suggests that many children spend too little time outdoors and too much time in front of the TV.
Healthy eating begins with the first foods that you feed your infant.
Just when you least expect it, those nasty viruses can rear their angry heads and guess what, they seem to be back.
Longer bouts of exercise may be better for maintaining a healthy weight in children than is sporadic activity accumulated throughout the day.
Texas students who are more in shape than their peers are more likely to do well on achievement tests according to a new study.