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Read MoreStir-crazy kids and inclement weather can be a tough combination for parents. What can you do indoors to burn off some energy through those long stretches of extreme winter weather? Read on for activities that will get kids moving, laughing and escaping those winter doldrums.
Dancing is always great exercise. Try these twists.
Many ball sports can be played indoors on a smaller scale. Just make sure to clear the area of breakables.
Transforming your space is an activity all its own, so challenge your kids to do the building if they’re old enough.
You don’t always have to play an entire game or move your furniture. Find ways to add moving to your everyday life.
Don’t forget those classic games that get you off your feet and moving around.
Kids can have great ideas or news twists on old activities, so don’t forget to ask them for some inspiration. With plenty of ideas, you can keep kids moving all winter long – no matter what Mother Nature brings.
Approximately one out of every six people in the United States will have a stroke in their lifetime, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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