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9 childcare tips parents often learn the hard way, and how to make them easier

Child care runs smoother with a few small systems. These practical tweaks save time, protect your child’s health and make drop-off feel less like a sprint.

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Neuroscience says: Letting your child try and fail Is the key to effective parenting

New research has uncovered a simple mindset shift that could change everything: seeing everyday tasks as learning opportunities for your child.

why homework should be banned

Should homework be banned? What experts and moms say 

Learning should be a lifelong journey of following your curiosity, not a punitive daily punishment.

Monti Kids’ new kits make Montessori learning at home so incredibly simple

They offer everything from bonding with your baby to teaching toddler independence.

6 must-have products for the toddler who says ‘I can do it myself’

Fostering independence in your toddler = #parentinggoals.

5 of the best subscription boxes to keep your kids learning all summer

Kids need learning activities over summer break, and these subscription boxes can help.

5 fruits and veggies that you can easily grow with kids

Bonus: You'll teach them healthy habits in the process.

6 tips to get kids excited about gardening, the Montessori way

Gardening is a great outdoor activity for kids—here's how to make the most of it, according to a Montessori expert.

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This is how “baby talk” affects little ones learning two languages

Infant-directed speech—better known as "baby talk"—makes babies pay more attention, a new study found.

My kids finally went back to in-person school, and I can’t stop crying

This milestone of them finally going back into school feels so extreme.

You can now buy a Dr. Maya Angelou Barbie doll for your kids

Mattel is honoring the extraordinary writer will a doll in the Inspiring Women Collection

Take your kids outside to see the ‘Christmas Star’ tonight

Jupiter and Saturn are doing something they haven't done in 800 years.

Mom shares powerful message about inclusive toys: ‘Representation matters!’

The mom says it's important for children with disabilities to see themselves represented in their toys.

Turn the Elf on the Shelf into your positive parenting helper

The Elf doesn't have to report "bad" behavior to Santa.

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