Executive function and self-regulation skills provide critical support for learning and development. These skills have three fundamental dimensions: working memory, inhibitory control, and cognitive flexibility.
Good nutrition and regular exercise offer many benefits to childhood cancer survivors. The effects will differ for each survivor, as many factors can influence a
Sleep problems may persist at home due to disruptions in your child’s schedule and routines. Pain, worries, and other thoughts that make relaxing hard can
A healthy lifestyle is essential for childhood cancer survivors. Learn how to incorporate healthier habits in daily living, such as nutritious eating, physical activity, and
We all know that physical activity and exercise are good for health. Still, research has shown that adult survivors of childhood cancer who get regular
Simple routines like washing hands, covering up against mosquitos, and booking doctor appointments can help keep kids happy and healthy.
Current exercise guidelines for cancer survivors are based on adult data and accordingly are not appropriate for children. Treatment plans incorporating exercise for children should
Learn more about how to live a healthy life by caring for a teenager’s body, mind, and soul.
Children love to move—anywhere, anytime! Being active together helps channel kids’ natural energy and keeps them healthy and strong.
