10 types of play
As your child ages, they’ll participate in many different types of play. Here’s how each contributes to their growth and development. Discover the 10 types of play for child development. Read more
react to children with ADHD
Adults often react to children with ADHD in ways that create more struggle for everyone. Avoiding these two reactive phrases can up your game and have long-term benefits for the child. Read more
Green schoolyards
Green schoolyards boost children’s immune health. Check out this recent Finnish study of daycares who spent time in nature compared to urban daycares. Read more
outdoor play deficit
Experts say kids are facing an 'outdoor play deficit.' But making outdoor playtime part of your routine is easier—and more fun—than you or your child may expect. Read more
avoid burnout
Over time, stress and anxiety can lead successful children to become overwhelmed and unable to continue functioning effectively. Parents can help them avoid burnout. Read more
Education Through Play
Written by Henry S. Curtis in 1915, Education Through Play discussed the issue of children's play as it was viewed at that time. Education Through Play suggested that play should be included in the child's school day.
more childhood independence
“Today’s 18-year-olds are like the 12-year-olds from a decade ago.” Young adults are struggling with their mental health. Is more childhood independence the answer? Read more
Let Grow 2023 Independence Resolution
The Let Grow 2023 Independence Resolution offers a simple 10-week plan to help parents start loosening the reins giving their children more independence. Read more
Play Club
The first rule of Play Club is you can’t hurt anyone. That’s actually the only rule. Read more
most valuable educational resource
Dr. Peter Gray asserts that the most valuable educational resource for kids is kids. The most crucial lessons of life are learned through observing, playing with, talking with, arguing with, and working with other kids. Read more
