Children’s increased screen time is displacing crucial active play, impacting physical and mental well-being. This trend is fuelled by unsafe environments and lack of accessible sports. To counter this, experts recommend establishing active routines, incorporating active breaks and modelling healthy habits. Prioritising accessible, low-cost activities and advocating for better play infrastructure can help make active play the default again. Post navigation When actors turn producers for other actors “No one better than Dhanush to play Abdul Kalam,” says Om Raut; shares his goal
