Little Leaps Club provides general educational content about movement and physical activity for young children. It is not medical advice, physical therapy, occupational therapy, or individualized professional instruction, and it is not a substitute for care from your pediatrician or a qualified specialist. Always consult your child's pediatrician before beginning any new physical activity program, and any time you have questions about your child's health, development, or ability to participate.
Every Little Leaps Club activity is designed to be led and actively supervised by a parent or caregiver at all times. Never leave a child unattended during an activity.
Physical activity carries inherent risk, including the risk of injury. You are responsible for: choosing activities appropriate for your child's age, ability, and health; preparing a safe space (clear floor, safe surfaces, hazards removed); and stopping any activity that seems unsafe or that your child resists. By using Little Leaps Club, you voluntarily assume all risk associated with participation by you and your child, to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Where we reference research (for example, from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the World Health Organization, or Harvard's Center on the Developing Child), we do so to explain the general science behind movement and development. Every child develops differently. We make no guarantee of any specific developmental, academic, athletic, or behavioral outcome for your child.
References to research organizations do not imply their endorsement of Little Leaps Club.
If your child has a medical condition, developmental concern, injury, or any condition affecting movement, get your pediatrician's approval before participating.
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