These healthy meals will make lunchtime exciting again. Make it fun and have your kids help you prepare the lunches for the week ahead.
Shaming is quick and often effective, so don’t be fooled into taking the easy way out. There’s a worthy human being behind that behavior.
Preschool science experiments are a great way to teach your kids, while having fun, over the summer. Here are 15 to try.
Planning a birthday party is a lot of work, so here are princess, Harry Potter, pirate and rocket ship themes your kids will love.
Here are the top 10 tree houses, most with DIY walk-through steps, so you can build one the whole family will enjoy.
Positive communication builds trust, connection and your child’s self-esteem. Here are the guidelines for talking respectfully with children.
A list of over 20 items that are perfect for pregnancy and moms-to-be, plus toys and gear for babies and toddlers.
Sometimes you just want to throw your hands up and say no! But here are three times you should happily say yes to your toddler.
Your child’s “upstairs brain” isn’t fully built yet. Here’s why punishment and threats backfire, and what to do instead when big feelings take over.
Tantrums are one of the most frustrating behaviors — here are four empowering tips to help your child make the right choices.
Some of our fondest childhood memories come from the traditions our parents upheld. Your kids’ memories are being made the same way.
Cleaning up after an activity can feel like a chore, but making messes teaches your kids the skills they need to succeed in school and in life.
Teaching your baby a few everyday signs opens the lines of communication, gives you peace of mind and boosts early language skills.
Positive parents do discipline — just without punishment. Here’s why the quick-fix approach backfires, and what to do instead.
Do you feel like your toddler needs an intense behavior intervention? Here are 10 common problem behaviors and how to deal with them!
A healthy, connected relationship is what lets you guide your child. Here are the four behaviors to avoid if you want to keep it strong.
When your child loses a loved one, how do you explain death? Deborah Song shares her family’s experience after Great-grandmother passed away.
A teacher and mom shares five reasons Sesame Street earns its screen time, plus easy ways to extend each episode into play at home.
A pet is really just another family member, one who offers unconditional love and friendship. Here are 5 reasons to raise your child with one!
“It’s the relationship of the child to the adult responsible for their care that is the most significant factor.” – Dr. Gordon Neufeld. Here’s why.
