Our Standard
Every practice page should help an adult understand what to set up, what the child should do, what to watch for, and how to adjust the task. We prefer specific, observable instructions over broad promises.
Age And Difficulty
Age labels are starting points, not guarantees. We describe easier and harder versions where useful and encourage adults to adapt distance, speed, space, and repetition to the child in front of them.
Safety
Pages include practical space and equipment checks when they matter. Online instructions are not a medical assessment or a substitute for qualified coaching. Stop an activity when the child is in pain, repeatedly losing awareness of the space, or becoming distressed.
Video And Images
A video is published only when it can be checked against the written drill, is appropriate for the intended audience, and can be embedded reliably. Placeholders are labelled as placeholders; they are not presented as evidence or recommendations.
Updates And Corrections
We update pages when instructions, links, media, structure, or safety notes need improvement. We will not change a page merely to make a claim sound stronger or to imply results that the practice cannot support.
Commercial Disclosure
If a future page includes sponsorship, affiliate links, or paid placement, that relationship will be disclosed near the relevant content. The current starter library does not make performance guarantees or present paid endorsements as independent advice.
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