Warm summer nights are upon us and all the creatures are ready to have some fun! Join us in making this playful frog craft, and help her catch some yummy bugs for lunch! Materials Large white paper plate Green craft… read more
Elementary (5–10)
How to Talk to Kids About Strangers
Summer often brings more freedom for kids — vacations, camps, sleepovers, neighborhood bike rides and family outings to busy parks or airports. It’s a season filled with adventure, but it can also bring more moments when children may interact with… read more
When Can Kids Bathe Alone? A Parent’s Guide
Bathing is a self-care skill that all children need to learn. It is not as simple as telling them to wash behind their ears and calling it a day, as water safety is a big issue. How do we teach… read more
How to Stop Your Child From Swearing
There’s nothing like hearing your child curse to make you cringe in horror. The first time I heard my daughter utter a four-letter word, I was in shock. Where did she learn this? It didn’t take long for me to… read more
8 Books That Teach Your Kiddos To Be Kind To Others!
With Random Acts of Kindness Day on Feb. 17, we wanted to share some of our favorite books that teach your kiddos to be kind to others! The importance of teaching children to be kind to all people regardless of… read more
Top 10 Must-Have Instructions for Your Babysitter
Every parent knows a good babysitter is hard to find. We’ve compiled a list of must-have instructions for your babysitter to ensure a good experience for everyone. Top 10 Babysitter Instructions 1. Give the babysitter your cell phone numbers and… read more
New Baby on the Way? How to Stop Sibling Jealousy
A new sibling in the house leads to beautiful, exciting and unforgettable moments. But a sudden shift away from your firstborn can stir up jealousy and sibling rivalry. Now, the attention is divided, and your little one doesn't exactly know… read more
Sleepover Ready? Signs and Success Tips
The first sleepover is a milestone filled with excitement: television, snacks and the thrill of staying up past bedtime. But first-time sleepovers don't always go as planned, with many teary-eyed children calling their parents at 2 a.m. asking to be… read more
Beyond Little Outbursts: How to cope with an aggressive child
Children express their emotions in physical ways before they learn how to verbalize them. I have a video of my 6-month-old daughter in a high chair, slamming her pudgy hand on the tray when she thought her brother was going… read more
5 Ways to Take the Fear out of Losing Teeth
I remember my first wiggly tooth. For days, I feared the inevitable day my mom would yank it from my mouth. Butterflies constantly fluttered in my stomach: every bite, every sip, every tooth-brushing session. Losing teeth was nerve-wracking. However, there… read more
