Sentences with phrase «daughter in physical activities»

We like the fact that this product engages your young daughter in physical activities.

Engaging your daughter in physical activities while she is young will help her to avoid serious health issues like obesity later in life.

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Why should your daughter or stepdaughter participate in sports and physical activity?

Remind your daughter that she may need to change her pads more frequently when she's engaged in sports or physical activities.

Drawing on her own experiences, the first lady said she has implemented minor changes in her daughters» lives, including limiting television time, replacing sugary drinks in their lunch box with water and milk, and engaging them in more physical activities.

The phenomenal and consistent care, love, patience and support from all the core staff members and the support team at Inner Fire, the daily regular rhythm of scheduled activities and responsibilities, the regular schedule of sessions in a variety of therapeutic modalities, the physical outdoors activities, the peaceful beauty of the environment, the camaraderie and support among the seekers, the delicious, wholesome and therapeutic diet plus too many other factors to mention, all created a space for our daughter to slowly begin to trust and to find and discover herself.

Children's Fitness Tax Credit Parents can claim up to $ 500 per child towards the cost of registering their sons or daughters in a prescribed program of physical activity.

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Several studies have reported that fathers may be more involved in their son's physical activity15 31 or have found stronger links between father — son and mother — daughter dyads in terms of their physical activity behaviour.36 — 38 In contrast, interview data from the current study revealed a myriad of gender patterns, including examples from fathers supporting girls» physical activity because they were more confident than mothers in supporting physical activity or because they enjoy watching their daughter play football and a mother taking her son mountain biking to engage in quality one - on - one timin their son's physical activity15 31 or have found stronger links between father — son and mother — daughter dyads in terms of their physical activity behaviour.36 — 38 In contrast, interview data from the current study revealed a myriad of gender patterns, including examples from fathers supporting girls» physical activity because they were more confident than mothers in supporting physical activity or because they enjoy watching their daughter play football and a mother taking her son mountain biking to engage in quality one - on - one timin terms of their physical activity behaviour.36 — 38 In contrast, interview data from the current study revealed a myriad of gender patterns, including examples from fathers supporting girls» physical activity because they were more confident than mothers in supporting physical activity or because they enjoy watching their daughter play football and a mother taking her son mountain biking to engage in quality one - on - one timIn contrast, interview data from the current study revealed a myriad of gender patterns, including examples from fathers supporting girls» physical activity because they were more confident than mothers in supporting physical activity or because they enjoy watching their daughter play football and a mother taking her son mountain biking to engage in quality one - on - one timin supporting physical activity or because they enjoy watching their daughter play football and a mother taking her son mountain biking to engage in quality one - on - one timin quality one - on - one time.

In contrast, the interview data revealed a mix of gender patterns associated with supporting child physical activity, not just mothers supporting daughters and fathers supporting sons.