Weekly update

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6483514357744525312 haapy holiday for all the kids in the world

Llegó el Día especial de Gana-q Grupo de Apoyo ?? Donde agasajamos a nuestros Guerreritos de Vida ?? ?? ???? Gracias amigos por su apoyo en la Campa?a #DonareUnPelucheAUnNi?oYLoHareFeliz Muchas gracias a nuestros auspiciantes Por su apoyo desinteresado. #MundoGlobo #ChiquiPlay #GarciGraf #FundacionHonorisCausa #CineCableTVCanal7 #CruzRojaQuevedo #PoliciaNacionalDelEcuador !! Si no estás haciendo la vida de alguien mejor, estás perdiendo el tiempo. Tu vida mejora al hacer mejorar la vida de alguien más!! ??

Research reveals link between environmental factors and rising cases of myopia

In the fitness industry, we hear two common reasons for people not working out: not enough time and not enough support. (Of course, money, lack of access to trainers or gyms, fear of failure, and anxiety over body image are also factors.)

As winter and cold weather approaches, children’s play is often limited to the indoors. Adult fears about safety and negative attitudes toward exposure to cold weather are the barriers that prevent children from accessing play in winter months. It is common to hear adults say that “my child will not like being in the cold weather,” or “the cold is too dangerous to play in,” or “there’s nothing to play with.” It is up to adults to focus on the importance of children’s play, regardless of the season. After all, play should not be restricted to warm weather. Let’s welcome this upcoming winter season with a playful attitude.

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