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One activity = many skills
When kids practice jumping, they’re also building symmetry (using both feet together), coordination, power, motor planning, and knee flexion…all foundational skills that support safe movement future milestones.

So the next time your child is jumping off a curb or hopping around the living room, know that they’re doing a whole lot more than just having fun. ✨

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Want to make Keepy Uppy more of a challenge? Try these variations at home:
🎈Instead of using your hands, use a cone. Hold it upside down with 2 hands to work on core strength and stability
🎈Use only your non-dominate hand to encourage bilateral coordination and development
🎈 Stand on one foot to work on balance
🎈 Play while in a tall kneel to improve core strength and posture
🎈Name a color or animal with each hit to combine motor & cognitive skills

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