Move To Live More:
A Guide for Parents and Caregivers to Help Their Kids Move More and Feel Better
Too many of our kids are sitting more, moving less and missing out on the joy of being active. Are you looking for ideas for how to get the whole family moving? Are you worried about the amount of time your kids spend sitting alone on their phones instead of being active outdoors with friends? Move to Live More features 20 thought leaders in the physical activity and youth sports space, and 20 innovative solutions for getting kids moving before school, in school, after school, and on the weekends. It offers 50+ tips and 50+ takeaways for parents and caregivers on how and why kids need to move for better physical health, mental health, and academic development.
Amazon Reviews
★★★★★
Fascinating, fun, and insightful guide.
With this fascinating, fun, and insightful guide, Dr. Bantham offers hope to all the parents, caregivers, and public health professionals who are looking for ways to get our kids moving again within a culture dominated by sedentary activities. The information is smartly presented in digestible, reader-friendly chapters and includes bold topic headings and "Tips" at the end of every chapter. This is the rare book that could work well as an absorbing weekend read, a gift for a parent/caregiver/teacher, or the best part of a classroom syllabus.
★★★★★
Excited to implement the suggestions.
This book is a call to action for all of us, and I’m excited to implement the suggestions into our daily routine. Thank you, Amy Bantham, for providing a helpful and motivating resource that empowers families to prioritize movement!
Chapter Guide
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Whole Child Health
Chapter 3 - Physical Health
Chapter 4 - Obesity
Chapter 5 - Physical Fitness
Chapter 6 - Physical Literacy
Chapter 7 - Mental Health
Chapter 8 - Play
Chapter 9 - Fun
Chapter 10 - Positivity
Chapter 11 - Academic Development
Chapter 12 - Leadership
Chapter 13 - Teamwork
Chapter 14 - Managing Risk
Chapter 15 - The Role of Parents and Caregivers
Chapter 16 - Access
Chapter 17 - Family Support
Chapter 18 - Role Models
Chapter 19 - Balance
Chapter 20 - Conclusion