most undervalued emotion
Awe might be our most undervalued emotion. Here’s how experts say we can infuse more of this emotion into our children’s everyday lives. Read more
Private indoor playrooms
In a city like New York, where many schools don’t even have their own playgrounds, millennial parents are looking for amenities for their kids. Private indoor playrooms and outdoor playgrounds have become a selling point for upscale condos. Read more
Viking parenting
‘He can't read yet, but he can build a campfire: welcome to Viking parenting.' A writer who lives in Denmark explains why a little bit of risk (and a lot of fresh air) makes for a happier child. Read more
this simple phrase
This is a must-read for parents and coaches everywhere. Learn how you can better support the child athlete in your life with this simple phrase. Read more
If bullies are unhappy
If bullies are unhappy, awkward, or don't have friends, maybe the key isn't to shame or blame. Here's something a lot more fun. Read more
demand for afterschool
In rural America, demand for afterschool and summer learning programs is now the highest in the history of America After 3PM reporting. Their latest report discusses the lessons that can be drawn to help increase access. Read more
Last Child in the Woods
keep outdoor socializing going
Across the U.S., the first snowflakes have fallen, temperatures are dipping and the days of park hangouts are fading. Here are suggestions to keep outdoor socializing going all year long. Read more
boys are more interested than girls
The perception that boys are more interested than girls in computer science and engineering starts as young as age six, according to a new study. That may be one reason why girls and women are underrepresented in these STEM career fields. Read more