"Devi stare dritto"

Quante volte come genitore hai detto a tuo figlio questa frase guardandolo mentre assume strane posizioni sulla sedia mentre studia.

Ecco, oggi vediamo se ha senso dire ai bambini di stare dritti e facciamo un viaggio dentro il complesso mondo della postura nei bambini.

Seguimi su instagam:

https://www.instagram.com/giuseppe.vivona_/⁠

e su Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/@Dott.GiuseppeVivona⁠⁠

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