Information and inspiration for parents and caregivers of babies, toddlers and preschoolers
Want to support your baby’s physical development? The answer is Tummy Time! Read More
Activities such as finger painting, building blocks and baking are fun and interactive ways to build science and math skills in young kids.
Teacher-child interactions that are stimulating and nurturing are an essential part of quality child care programs. Check out our 1-minute video for what to…
To have a smooth and safe holiday for young children, parents and caregivers should be on the lookout for fears and anxieties.
Baby walkers are advertised as fun for young children, but pediatricians say they’re dangerous.
Healthy vision is important for a child’s development and learning. But children don’t know what they can’t see.
Did you know that young Albert Einstein spent a lot of time playing with blocks?
A recent study shows that quality child care and preschool programs boost kids’ social-emotional skills and academic achievement.
Reading together and having back-and-forth conversations help young kids develop the skills they’ll need to become good readers.
The relationship between a child and a grandparent is a special bond, a relationship that is celebrated nationally on the first Sunday after Labor Day. This…
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