Correct posture is the most comfortable posture!

“Many children feel uncomfortable when they sit up straight.
Because your body is accustomed to bad posture.
When bad posture is repeated, structural changes occur in the muscles and joints, and the body's tension becomes aligned with the bad posture.
So the child's brain mistakes bad posture for good posture.
But in fact, bad posture is a posture that puts a lot of stress on the body.
Stress is concentrated on certain joints and muscles, causing discomfort in the body.
When you are not used to good posture, it may feel temporarily uncomfortable, but in reality, it is the posture that makes our bodies most comfortable.
Therefore, it is important to consistently practice and repeat good posture with your child.”
_ From the writings of posture expert Song Young-min

What happens if you sit on the stool?

The importance of proper posture cannot be overemphasized.
In particular, interest in proper posture continues to grow as interest in childhood scoliosis increases, as well as the side effects of poor posture, such as poor blood circulation and disc problems, and as the fact that proper posture helps children promote growth and development and improve concentration is revealed.
However, it is best to teach children proper posture before puberty, when their bones and muscles are not fully developed.
Are you concerned that your child always sits with their legs crossed, their head craning to look at their smartphone, or their back hunched over in their chair, almost as if they're lying down? What if, even when you force them to sit upright, they quickly hunched over, even complaining of pain? Instead of nagging them to sit up straight, try having them read this book.
Children will be able to develop the habit of sitting upright by learning how to sit with the right posture and how important it is to sit upright.