Educating New Mexico: WIC- "How to be Physically Active With your Child"
New Mexico State University
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New Mexico State University
Educating New Mexico: WIC- "How to be Physically Active With your Child"
Video furnished by Media Productions, New Mexico State University. Noncommercial use only. Kids love to move, and a great way they can be physically active is moving like animals. As a parent you can be an important role model by being physically active with your child you can help build healthy physical activity habits. Children can learn motor skills, learn balance, coordination, teamwork, increase self-esteem, and reduce risk to chronic diseases, and create better appetites. Join trainer Stefanie, Julie and her son Adam, in learning to move like animals. These fun exercises can be a great way of being physically active with your child in the home.
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- New Mexico State University
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- English
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