Episode 4: What Nature Reveals About How Kids Move with Kathryn Kraft

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Physical therapist and TimberNook provider Kathryn Kraft joins us to explore how nature shapes the way children move. From uneven terrain as a motor learning tool to practical strategies for inclusive outdoor play, this episode makes the case that when we change the environment, we change the movement, and that every child has the right to play. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liveforempoweringkids?igsh=MXVuMXM0Zm05bWw3cg==

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