Information and inspiration for parents and caregivers of babies, toddlers and preschoolers
As temperatures in Arizona heat up, it’s important to understand the lethal danger of leaving a child inside a locked car. Read More
A recent study shows that the number of back-and-forth conversations you have with your young child is more important for brain development and language skills…
There are quality child care programs in communities across Arizona, and there are things you can look for and ask about to help you feel more confident in…
Librarian Wendy Resnik shares how bonding with books helps spark your child’s curiosity and introduces them to new words.
The new QualityFirstAZ.com offers tools and information to help you find an early learning program that’s right for your family.
The acclaimed documentary tells the story of the gentle force behind “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” and his unwavering care and compassion for…
New research shows that being more active in the day can help babies sleep more at night. And tummy time is a great way to boost physical activity.
For parents and caregivers of toddlers and preschoolers, setting new year goals offers an opportunity to expand children’s learning through everyday chores.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends basic toys that encourage imagination and interaction between parent and child.
With support, most babies born prematurely will catch up to their full-term peers by the time they turn 2.
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