How to Keep Kids’ Minds Active During the Holiday Break
There are many ways to keep children’s minds active during the holiday break, some of which will reinforce the concepts they are learning in school.
3 Tips to Help Kids Stay on Top of Their Homework
Here are three tips for helping kids stay on top of all their coursework.
Include a Type 1 Diabetes Screening Conversation at Your Child’s Next Annual Doctor’s Visit: Here’s Why
Every year, there are an estimated 27,000 newly diagnosed youth cases of type 1 diabetes in the United States alone.
3 Unexpected Ways Boredom Can Help Your Child’s Development
Many experts agree that children being bored from time to time may not be a bad thing. Here’s why:
What Parents and Expectant Parents Need to Know About RSV
New medical advancements are safeguarding infants and some toddlers at increased risk of RSV.
Baby on the way? 5 Ways to Prepare First-Time Siblings
Check out these five tips that can help children prepare for becoming first-time siblings.
Rise of Virtual Pre-K: Why More Families Are Choosing Online Learning
Virtual pre-k programs offer a lifeline to families who want their children to experience the benefits of a structured pre-k program but face barriers to traditional programs.
5 Easy Ways to Create Family Moments of Joy This Fall
Here are some tips to get you started on your fall adventures and experiences this year.
3 Ways to Facilitate ‘Transfer of Learning’ From Your Child’s Classroom to Your Home this Fall
When young children demonstrate transfer of learning from their child care classroom to their play at home, parents can take an active role in encouraging it.
Tips for Ensuring Safety While Trick-or-Treating with Your Children This Year
Here are several ways to ensure your children’s safety while trick-or-treating this year.
Ultimate Guide to Kids’ Digital Safety, At Every Age
This guide can help you understand some of the risks your kids may face when using technology, along with age-appropriate steps to help keep your family safe.
How to Improve Your Kids’ Experiences on Social Media
Here are concrete actions that can help your kids enjoy what’s good about social media.
Helping Your Child Overcome Trauma and Thrive
While there is no such thing as a “perfect parent,” there are strategies that can help your child become better able to deal with difficult circumstances as they arise.
Ready for School? Here’s Your Ultimate Back-to-School Toolkit
To ease your family’s transition, here are some useful tips and tricks to have in your toolkit to help your child get back into the school groove.
Child Care: Cost, Shortages and Solutions
Quality child care promotes early learning and enables families to work or pursue higher education or training, which strengthens businesses and boosts the economy. Yet, lack of access and affordability continue to plague the childcare field.
Parents, Protect Your Child Against Measles Before International Travel
As your family gets ready for summer trips and get-togethers, make sure your child is up to date with routine childhood vaccines.
Outdoor Play Each Day Will Help to Keep the Screens Away
It’s important for parents to make sure their children are experiencing a well-rounded mix of free play, both inside and outside, along with technology usage.
Mindfulness Tips to Support Early Learners’ Development Now
Mindfulness and self-regulation can impact a child’s ability to learn, and these skills are crucial for growth inside and outside the classroom.
Mindfulness Tips to Support Early Learners’ Development Now
While mindfulness once felt like a wellness trend, it’s become a way of life for adults hoping to maintain healthier routines, be intentional in their work and handle daily stresses efficiently. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mindfulness is the practice of being fully aware of your thoughts and feelings in…
What Parents Need to Know about Climate Change and Children’s Health
The environmental hazards associated with climate change threaten the physical and mental health of children and families — and can be a source of anxiety.