Because movement is good.
It may not be a bad thing if your child wiggles around when sitting at his or her desk. Photo: Filepic
That can influence their health, which is why nowadays, health experts are advising parents to stop telling their children to sit still at their desks, and to accept that wiggling around, leaning back and stretching is good for their bodies. A more lively approach sitting can have many positive effects, putting less strain on the back and facilitating greater concentration, performance and a general sense of wellbeing. All that adds up to an easier time studying, too.
You may also want to consider getting one that can tilt, which will help prevent poor posture when doing homework.
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