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Your Child at Play: Parental Involvement

Dr. Cynthia LaBella, medical director of Children's Memorial Hospital's Institute for Sports Medicine, discusses the importance of child involvement in choosing activities, particularly organized sports. She also advocates for an increase in "free play".

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