New York - Forget about letting the kids run around unsupervised; we don’t even let them jump on the beds anymore. Between helicopter parents who hover, Tiger Moms who are obsessed with academic success, and curling parents who sweep a perfectly clear path for their kids to follow, we’re so worried about keeping our kids safe that we end up limiting their activity levels along with their independence. But a little horsing around could do kids a world of good, two experts suggest - and they encourage parents to roughhouse right along with their children. At a recent roughhousing workshop in New York, parents rolled around on mats with their children, hoisted them in the air, and took part in an energetic pillow fight. More
Wednesday, June 08, 2011
Workshop: Parents taught how to pillow fight
New York - Forget about letting the kids run around unsupervised; we don’t even let them jump on the beds anymore. Between helicopter parents who hover, Tiger Moms who are obsessed with academic success, and curling parents who sweep a perfectly clear path for their kids to follow, we’re so worried about keeping our kids safe that we end up limiting their activity levels along with their independence. But a little horsing around could do kids a world of good, two experts suggest - and they encourage parents to roughhouse right along with their children. At a recent roughhousing workshop in New York, parents rolled around on mats with their children, hoisted them in the air, and took part in an energetic pillow fight. More
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