Peer pressure can have significant impacts on children's physical activity levels, both positive and negative. Positive peer influence can encourage children to participate in sports or active play, fostering healthy habits and social interaction. Conversely, negative peer pressure may lead to inactivity or unhealthy behaviors, such as avoiding physical activity due to fear of ridicule. Parents and educators can play a crucial role in guiding children to develop a healthy relationship with exercise while emphasizing the benefits of active living. Encouraging a supportive and inclusive environment can help children maintain regular physical activity and build confidence.