Skipping rope, hokey cokey and cycling round the block: the fitness posts here name games a child will actually agree to play. They speak to a parent who has noticed the television is on far more than the child is moving, and who does not want to turn fixing it into a project.
The anger management writing sits alongside and covers acupressure, tapping, putting things on paper, and the plain observation that this gets learned at every age rather than grown out of. It stays calm about something people usually treat as shameful.
Then the range widens sharply. One piece examines a criminology journal, another explains eating well without much money, another covers what alcohol does to a body, and a holiday post describes Paphos in every season. A single affiliate marketing article sits oddly among the rest.
Ten posts, so the shape is loose rather than a course. Come for the children's health material, which is the strongest and most usable part, and take the remainder as whatever a person happened to be thinking about.