Veggies for Kids: Spinach Recipes and Tips
When I talk to parents, they often ask, “how do I get my children to eat vegetables?” This is why we are challenging families to…
Purposeful Play: 5 Tips for Using Puppets at Home
Play is a crucial part of the social, emotional and imaginative development of young children, but not all play is created equal! Purposeful play provides…
Snacktivities: Fan Favorites
Who says eating healthy can’t be fun? Making easy snacks is a great way to instill healthy habits in your child while building skills in…
Celebrating Read Across America Day: Preschooler Reads 1,000 Books
How many books have you read in your lifetime? 100? 200? Most of us haven’t kept track. But 4-year-old Braxton can answer this question in a snap: he’s read 1,000 books so far.
How To Ask About Your Child’s Art
It’s no secret that art and creative expression play a key role in a young child’s development. Even though all those finger paintings and stick…
6 Potty Training Tips from Parents and Experts
Potty training: a rite of passage for toddlers and parents. But how do you know when it’s time to take on this new challenge? Or…
Snacktivity: Fruit Overnight Oats
Morning routines can sometimes be a challenge, but breakfast doesn’t have to be! Try this easy and sure-to-please overnight oatmeal recipe you can prepare for…
Surviving Toddler Tantrums
There’s a reason for the phrase the terrible twos. We’ve all seen a toddler meltdown happen – in the checkout line, at the dinner table…
How to Help Your Child with Separation Anxiety
Have you noticed your child clinging to you more than usual? Or that he becomes extremely upset when saying goodbye? These are examples of separation…