You’ve probably heard the expression “It takes a village to raise a child.” Here at Mountain Kids, we believe in giving back to that village in any way that we can — and including the participation of our children! [Read more…] about It Takes a Village: How Mountain Kids Gives Back
A Look on the Bright Side: The Importance of Optimistic Parenting
Between bills, errands, keeping the house clean and diffusing the occasional (or constant) squabbles between your kids, remembering to stay optimistic might feel like an impossible feat as a parent. [Read more…] about A Look on the Bright Side: The Importance of Optimistic Parenting
Mountain Kids Gives Back: Why We Love There with Care
At Mountain Kids, our business is founded on the philosophy of giving back — giving back to our kids and our communities. And a huge building block of that foundation is our relationship with local non-profit organization, There with Care. [Read more…] about Mountain Kids Gives Back: Why We Love There with Care
The Learning Benefits of Rainbow Riders: Growing Strong Bodies and Brains
If you have a Rainbow Rider at Mountain Kids, you can probably tell from watching your preschooler in action that they’re gaining balance, coordination, agility, strength, patience, speed, social skills and more — all while engaging in imaginative play. [Read more…] about The Learning Benefits of Rainbow Riders: Growing Strong Bodies and Brains
5 Winter Olympic Champions Who Were Gymnasts first
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Gymnastics aren’t just for aspiring gymnasts. The many benefits of gymnastics have proven to reap rewards in many other sports and physical activities thanks to its mental and physical benefits. [Read more…] about 5 Winter Olympic Champions Who Were Gymnasts first
Guest Post: 5 Tips for Keeping Your Children Safe from Sexual Abuse in Youth Sports
Youth professionals have a responsibility to have policies and practices that help keep children safe from sexual abuse. [Read more…] about Guest Post: 5 Tips for Keeping Your Children Safe from Sexual Abuse in Youth Sports
