Pointers for Parents
Celebrating milestones and sharing resources, tips and activities for every step of your early parenting journey.
Og’s Story Time Book List
By reading books with your child throughout the day you can easily incorporate more literacy into your child’s routine. To help you get started, our lovable bookworm Og® has compiled a list of some of his favorite books. Check them out!
Stuck at Home? Try These Activities to Keep Your Children Busy — and Learning
Being a parent is difficult right now. We’ve compiled resources, livestreams, videos and other online activities to give your child something wholesome and healthy to do.
Talking About Art with Young Children
Art and learning to be creative play important roles in a child’s development. Art is a fun way for children of all ages to express themselves, and it also helps them develop skills like critical thinking, problem…
Reading the pictures of a book is a great way to build confidence in emerging readers. Your child can still tell a story with the pictures in the book even if she can’t pull…
Coronavirus and What Parents Need to Know
A new and concerning type of coronavirus — COVID-19 — has managed to literally and figuratively “go viral.” Here are expert tips for understanding and combating it.
Inspiring Quotes from Inspiring Women: Downloadable Tech Backgrounds
We could all use a little inspiration in our lives, especially when it comes from women who motivate us! In celebration of both Women’s History…
5 Remarkable Women in STEAM to Celebrate with Your Children
As parents, we encourage our children to explore the world around them. By developing a child’s curiosity in STEAM — science, technology, engineering, arts and…
5 Lies Parents Tell Children — and How to Be More Honest
Liz Ergle has one major rule for her kids: In this family, we tell the truth. She wants her children to develop honesty, both as…
7 Ways to Make Time Change Easier
It often takes a bit more time, effort and advanced planning to help us and our children adjust to time changes, so here are a few tried-and-true tips to make that transition a little easier.
