



Today's kids are prone to back problems, much like adults. You only need to look at a group of children heading off to school and you'll see why: huge, bulky backpacks that hang from their shoulders are a major source of concern. Other troubles stem from a child's posture while sitting at a desk at school, sitting in front of a computer, or playing video games.
Backpacks
The weight of backpacks and similar items and the distribution of that weight across the back can play a role in damaging the muscles in the back. Whether the load is books, a musical instrument, or a hockey bag, it can disrupt the natural...
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