How to turn a battle into a playground. The paradox of play is that the same mobilized energy that prepares the body for conflict can quickly shift into playful interactions and spontaneous games that cultivate connection. Read more
Helicopter parenting gets in the way of children developing their own skills and interferes with their ability to have experiences that teach them how to do what they need to do in life. Here’s how to help children feel competent. Read more
This holiday season, spruce up your Christmas tree by decorating it with homemade ornaments! Check out these easy DIY ornaments that are fun for the whole family. Read more
With a record 175.8 million Americans enjoying the outdoors each year, outdoor recreation engages a diverse and growing audience. The latest economic data shows the outdoor recreation economy for the U.S. at $1.2 trillion. Read more
Through a partnership with Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, The LEGO Group will introduce three sets featuring characters wearing Sunflower lanyards, an international symbol of hidden disabilities, next year. Read more
Being diagnosed with a learning disorder doesn’t mean that a child isn’t intelligent. Getting an accurate diagnosis can make a huge difference for kids. Here’s a list of learning disorders and their symptoms. Read more
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America for the third year in a row, with an incredible 223.5% rise in participation in the sport over the past three years, with every age group seeing increased participation. Read more
Pretend play provides a powerful and fun make-believe context for children to express their creativity and develop social and emotional skills. Check out how it benefits children and how to support imaginative play. Read more
In a landmark decision, under-16s in Australia are to be banned from social media after an emotion-charged debate in parliament – and online companies face stiff penalties if they fail to uphold the law. Read more
