Transform Your Child’s Confidence with These Fun Posture Exercises

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The video demonstrates practical posture exercises for children, including the wall exercise, book test, chin tucks, and “magic string” technique where children imagine their head being pulled upward. Dr. Mandell emphasizes that good posture is important for keeping the body healthy and that these exercises help develop confidence, connection, and resilience in children.

The video treats posture as more than just physical alignment—it’s framed as a form of communication and expression. showing that movement and effort themselves can be powerful teachers. The exercises aim to counteract the effects of forward head posture caused by technology use.

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