Amid nationwide lockdown, what can keep children healthy at home?



As the nationwide lockdown keeps over 260 million children home, it has become increasingly important for parents to monitor their screen time. From browsing and playing online games to spending more time on social media and watching videos online, children are constantly exposed to the harmful effects of screens. The pandemic has also left parents scrambling for alternatives. Most of them are worried that the new habits their children are likely to form could last much longer than the lockdown.

Can yoga help?
Staying cooped up indoors can be stressful for children. It's one of the reasons they look for a virtual escape. However, as every parent knows, a child need to get a lot of outdoor activity to stay healthy.

Excess screen time and lack of outdoor exposure can have adverse effects on their mental and physical health. The safest way to exercise indoors is by developing a habit to practice yoga. It can be more fun if you join them. Not only does Yoga enhance strength, flexibility, coordination and awareness, it also improves concentration and promotes relaxation. Teach them to do it the right way and they will continue to practice it even after the lockdown is lifted.


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