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Children learn by observing, experimenting and asking questions. Find out when to guide them—and when to step back and let them explore.
I just keep counting to 30 in my head. That was all I needed."
Working in the kitchen is great for developing fine motor skills, independence, and concentration—plus, great bonding time.
Today's girl can be anything she wants. But what of the little boys playing house, dressing up, cuddling baby dolls?
With a little help from us, our kids' brains can develop with meaningful connections that tune them into the feelings of others.
Here's what you need to know, mama.
It helped my oldest feel seen and validated while we navigated these new waters.
While manners are important and apologies are necessary, saying sorry often doesn't teach compassion.
The key is listening to their feelings.
Say hello to your new summer boredom buster.
It seems that part of the key to the Finnish school system's success is the nurturing daycare and preschool system.
Our kids don't really need just one more of this or that. What they do need is their sense of power and attention.
Going down on an adult's lap increases a child's risk of leg fractures.
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These small changes can make a huge impact.
His 2-year-old scaled the closed and locked ladder gate very quickly.
Including perfect bedtime stories, science exploration, cool news, and more.
Try these activities as an alternative to handing over the iPad to make the long car ride a meaningful part of your vacation.
All eyes were on the Queen's hilarious great-grandchildren.
Starting to bolster kids' body image early, even in preschool, can make a big difference in how kids feel about themselves as they grow up.
In many ways, this playground has been just as effective a measure of my children's growth as any scale.
