Big changes happening! From preschool to play dates and homework to household chores, here’s what you need to know to navigate the childhood years.

The answer might surprise you.

5. Give them control

The problem was that even with all of these toys, she didn't seem to be actually playing with anything!

There's no one, right answer, and there are no perfect preschools., but there are many great preschools out there that can be "just right" for your child.

When we speak things aloud, we give them power to shape our hearts and minds. Among all the books and podcasts and articles we read, we often overlook (as I have) the importance of recognizing and speaking aloud when we are simply happy.

A recent study gives us some scientific insight.

Osaka's win doesn't diminish William's legacy, but it will inspire mixed-race children everywhere.

Adding another baby to the family is a transition for everyone.

It takes hard work and involvement to ensure today's students progress as individuals.

When kids impersonate cool characters, they may take on the admirable qualities during ordinary tasks.

If transitions are hard on your child—and your child is hard on you—try these strategies to help them cope, and find a way to cope yourself.

Let him know in his very bones that at the end of each day, good or bad, he is known and loved and rooted for and championed.

An incorrect dosage cup has some parents worried.

A book box provides kids with a monthly (or quarterly) opportunity to open a special surprise that isn't a plastic plaything and can also help families clock less screen time by providing an entertainment alternative.

Because the tears don't come down just at school drop-off.

By setting clear expectations, but then stepping back to let the children practice, we encourage them to develop self-discipline rather than to just obey orders.

Here's how to help your baby, mama.

Playlistening and staylistening can make all of the difference.