The View from Sports Center: How to Save Your Kid's Back

November 24, 2008

How to Save Your Kid's Back

I've written about this subject before but have something new to add to the list that could dramatically reduce the incidence of back pain in kids.

A Kindle.

For those of you new to the Kindle, Amazon produces it. It's an wireless reading device that can store hundreds of books. You can highlight words, search for words or phrases, bookmark where you left off and buy books right from the device anywhere.

Why not get all of the books a child needs into a Kindle format and take the money saved and buy the child a Kindle? No more monster backpacks. More reading; less back pain.

Posted by Doug Kelsey on November 24, 2008 in Life Improvement, Spine | Permalink

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