Posted On: December 02,2016
Yes, the world has greatly changed since the U.S. park system was created in the 1930s, but the importance of parks and playgrounds in the lives of American children has never changed. Today some might question the need for more or better parks and playgrounds, based on their belief that children prefer video games and […]
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Posted On: December 02,2016
During the winter season, many states have extreme weather conditions that keep them indoors most of the time. Fortunately, we live in Texas, where outdoor play can be a year-round activity, even during the holiday season. Here are a few fun ideas for engaging families in your community during this festive time of year. 1. […]
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Posted On: November 15,2016
Playgrounds play a significant role in childhood development. Outdoor activities help children develop physically, mentally and socially, so it’s important for every community to have access to playgrounds, whether at schools, churches, or neighborhood parks. If you’re looking to build a new playground equipment or upgrade your equipment, costs will of course be involved — […]
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Posted On: October 21,2016
Halloween is mostly synonymous with kids dressing up in spooky clothing and trick-or-treating from one house to the next. However, there are many other ways Halloween can be made enjoyable, including neighborhood- and church-focused gatherings. Did you know you can make your kids outdoor playground the hub of a fun Halloween festival for all to […]
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Posted On: October 14,2016
Playtime is important to every child’s development, not only contributing to physical and social skills, but also helping them discover their own self-interests. Research shows that children who enjoy regular playtime are less likely to suffer from depression and childhood anxiety. However, finding the perfect place to play isn’t always easy, especially for kids with […]
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Posted On: September 16,2016
September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month. Research shows that 18 percent of children aged 6-11 years in the United States are obese. This means that one in every five children suffers from obesity, although some kids are more prone to the condition than others. Childhood obesity increases health risks, and diseases such as diabetes […]
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