Children who are very uncoordinated for their age may have a disorder called developmental coordination disorder, or dyspraxia. Their coordination issues happen because their brains have trouble telling their bodies what to do. Read more
Football takes over America for much of the fall and winter, but to the Brits, the word means an entirely different sport. Why and when did these meanings diverge? Read more
The Live and Learn pilot program is installing playful learning spaces and activities at two affordable housing sites in North Philadelphia. The project is based on the science of playful learning and child development. Read more
The U.S. is currently going through a wave of four separate viruses at once. While the spread of viruses isn't necessarily abnormal for this time of year, families should stay informed and prepared. Read more
Natural consequences refers to the idea that the child learns from their experience in the real world. Natural consequences can be a powerful and effective parenting tool. Read more
Preschool classrooms are full of opportunities to learn through play. Creative play for autistic children can be helpful in their development. Read more
Winter introduces new opportunities to improve motor skills while clad in layers and boots, gives kids a breath of fresh air during cold and flu season, and boosts vitamin D to improve mental health. Read more
The Outdoor and Nature-Based Early Care and Education Collaborative at a recent policy roundtable was designed to showcase nature-based early childhood programs and build a coalition to kickstart state and national policy agendas. Read more
Crayola recently announced for the first time in company history that it's bringing fan-favorite colors out of retirement in a new limited edition release. Read more
