Bad posture

[ChiefKiasu]

jedamum:

I used 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame picture on my son....

You sure that's effective? Every kid born to the world these days know santa claus doesn't exist and there's a real man in ultraman (or whatever they watch these days).

[phantom]

ChiefKiasu:

jedamum:

I used 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame picture on my son....

You sure that's effective? Every kid born to the world these days know santa claus doesn't exist and there's a real man in ultraman (or whatever they watch these days).

I did something similar. When my kid refuses to brush his teeth, I show him pictures of decayed tooth and it actually work, he started to let me brush his teeth :lol:

[jedamum]

ChiefKiasu:

jedamum:

I used 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame picture on my son....

You sure that's effective? Every kid born to the world these days know santa claus doesn't exist and there's a real man in ultraman (or whatever they watch these days).

:lol: i remembered telling my boy that tooth fairy is fake...and boy! is he disappointed.
ya...he knows santa is fake...cos who can travel around the world in a single night giving free presents?!

[ChiefKiasu]

jedamum:

:lol: i remembered telling my boy that tooth fairy is fake...and boy! is he disappointed.
ya...he knows santa is fake...cos who can travel around the world in a single night giving free presents?!

Aha... you have a natural born entrepreneur. Kids that want to believe in the tooth fairy want to get paid for giving something they have, or in this case, had.

[RoastChickenDance]

Exercises to Correct Poor Posture

https://exercisestocorrectpoorposture.peatix.com/view

[BranT]

Too much screen time can affect your child’s posture. If you notice that your child is hunching over their device, you may start to wonder what all of these mobile devices are doing to your child’s posture.In other words, if your child is slouching or hunching over a device, they may also be doing it when they’re sitting in class or at the dinner table. Poor posture can quickly become a habit. It’s best to always check our child and correct them as early as possible.

[squareone]

I am here to play the devil's advocate. There's actually no research to support links between bad posture and any health issues. There's some association with depression and anxiety but the association has not been determined to be causal.


I've written extensively to debunk https://squareone.com.sg/resources/text-neck-neck-pain-chiropractor-singapore/ myths. Highly recommend you give it a read. In essence, posture is a social construct. I've included lots of studies and images as well.

[Gilian039]

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I am here to play the devil's advocate. There's actually no research to support links between bad posture and any health issues. There's some association with depression and anxiety but the association has not been determined to be causal.

I've written extensively to debunk https://squareone.com.sg/resources/text-neck-neck-pain-chiropractor-singapore/ myths. Highly recommend you give it a read. In essence, posture is a social construct. I've included lots of studies and images as well.

Thanks for sharing! :thankyou:

[squareone]

Gilian039\" post_id=\"1916071\" time=\"1561603963\" user_id=\"165778:

squareone\" post_id=\"1916045\" time=\"1561576478\" user_id=\"178795:

I am here to play the devil's advocate. There's actually no research to support links between bad posture and any health issues. There's some association with depression and anxiety but the association has not been determined to be causal.

I've written extensively to debunk https://squareone.com.sg/resources/text-neck-neck-pain-chiropractor-singapore/ myths. Highly recommend you give it a read. In essence, posture is a social construct. I've included lots of studies and images as well.

Thanks for sharing! :thankyou:

No worries. Hope you enjoyed the read

[squareone]

LucyL\" post_id=\"1916640\" time=\"1561946791\" user_id=\"165798:

Daily Habits Can Lead to Bad Posture
Your body will likely abandon good posture and alignment in order to find ways to accommodate muscle spasm, weakness, tension and/or imbalance between muscle groups.

This is because, in these cases, the body is forced to use alternate, but less efficient, patterns of muscle contraction and stretch. Called compensation, the body can still achieve its movement aim, but with comprised alignment.

You might understand this process as a sort of detour. If you encounter an obstacle in the road while driving, you'd probably swerve to miss it but also to keep going towards your destination. The musculoskeletal system—in tandem with the nervous system—also develops detours to allow you to complete the intended movement even though some muscles and joints may not be contributing fully or working as part of the team.

Doesn't sound evidence-based or based off the latest research. Any link to the original article?