
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.

We've seen what resonates and what doesn't—and want to help parents navigate these conversations, whether your little one is starting preschool or heading into high school.

And 4 tips to get your baby's nap schedule back on track.

This vaccine is recommended by the CDC and the ACOG.

"You need hands. You need help," says Simmons. "It is so exhausting, and there's so many pieces to it."

Taking your littles hiking is a great way to get outdoors, enjoy fresh air, and get your kids into nature.

Your emotions may be everywhere at once, but you've got this, mama.

We've tried them—they really work, mama.

For me, work gives me something of my own. Something to separate me from being Henry and Simon's mom and Logan's wife.

The American Academy of Pediatrics just released a new policy statement calling for changes in regulatory processes at the FDA when it comes to deciding if food additives are safe.

7. Acknowledge their emotions, then walk away.

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?

"Emotionally, I know kind of what to expect," shares Alba. "But every time, with all the hormones, it's so overwhelming. It doesn't get any easier."

With a little help from us, our kids' brains can develop with meaningful connections that tune them into the feelings of others.

When I moved to Austria, a lot of what I thought to be true about child care was turned on its head.

It helped my oldest feel seen and validated while we navigated these new waters.