an attitude of gratitude
Grateful children deal better with challenges. Here are some great ideas for building an attitude of gratitude in your kids. Read more
health through music
Music might be the perfect tool to decrease kids’ pandemic stress. Don’t let canceled classes get in the way of improving children’s health through music. Read more
bullying and violence
Human Rights Watch has documented that bullying and violence are common in schools worldwide and has called for governments to do more to protect their children. Read more
a daily family walk
For many of us, the pandemic has turned our routines upside down. One way to add some structure is to go for a daily family walk. It’ll get everyone outdoors and moving—plus, it’s a chance to spend quality time with your kids. Read more
Rudimentary Movement Phase
The rudimentary movement phase ranges from birth to about age 2. It includes the basic motor skills acquired in infancy: reaching, grasping, and releasing objects as well as sitting, standing, and walking.
clear the COVID-19 infection
Children seem to clear the COVID-19 infection much faster than adults and may be infectious for a shorter period of time. Read more
play outside all winter
“There’s no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing.” Your kids can play outside all winter. Check out these helpful tips. Read more
Food allergies
Food allergies can be extremely risky, even fatal – and they’re on the rise around the world. Why are they increasingly common, and what can we do to prevent them? Read more
be like a lifeguard
Say yes to adventure. During your child’s adventurous play, be like a lifeguard. Lifeguards observe swimmers attentively and intervene only when necessary. Read more
lifelong love of learning
For the very youngest students, providing space and autonomy to learn through play may be the key to promoting a lifelong love of learning. Read more
