Managing Your Child’s Physical Activity
Movement, play and fun are a natural part of childhood. For children living with kidney disease, physical activity is still important, but sometimes it needs to be adapted to suit their needs and energy levels. This course is here to help you understand what’s safe, what’s helpful, and how to make movement a positive part of your child’s routine.
Whether you’re caring for a toddler or a busy school-aged child, you’ll find strategies and support to help you feel more confident when encouraging healthy, active habits.
What You’ll Learn
In this course, you’ll explore:
- Why physical activity matters for children with kidney disease
- How to choose fun, safe activities that support their health and development
- Tips for reducing screen time and building active routines at home
- How to talk with schools, early learning centres, and other carers about your child’s needs
- Where to find support and community programs
Please Note:
The information provided in this centre is for general education only and is not intended as medical advice.
Always speak with your healthcare team before starting, changing, or stopping any exercise or physical activity.
Your healthcare team can help you decide what’s safe and right for you based on your individual needs and medical condition.
By continuing you acknowledge you have read and understood the information above.