celebrate our ADHD kids
This holiday season, let’s celebrate our ADHD kids and all their wonderful gifts. Children with ADHD are creative, outside-the-box thinkers, great problem solvers and challenge seekers. Read more
less time gaming
Would you like to encourage your kids to spend less time gaming? Here are some helpful tips to guide them to make that decision. Read more
importance of coloring
Crayola has tackled the importance of coloring and authentic self-expression through the history of producing and naming colors. Read more
the hectic holidays
With a little bit of creativity and planning, your children don’t need to end up spending the holidays indoors in front of a screen. Here are some ideas to keep kids entertained during the hectic holidays. Read more
choose the right daycare
Wondering how to choose the right daycare for your child? This checklist will help! Read more
Greening schoolyards
Greening schoolyards by planting trees and creating natural outdoor environments is a simple, powerful, and replicable solution that can have a sweeping impact in the lives of children across the US. Read more
Reuben Klamer
Reuben B. Klamer invented or designed more than 200 toys, including 46 games, the most famous of which was the The Game of Life. He felt that "the best playthings for children are simple, with shape, structure and form appropriate for their developmental stage. Great toys fire children's imagination and can be played with in many creative ways."
Olympic athletes
Olympic athletes are known for being hard workers. They were once kids who were dreamers, who loved playing with their friends outside. Read more
gentle parenting
Does gentle parenting mean no discipline? The main path to practicing gentle parenting is treating your child with respect while making sure your expectations are age-appropriate and realistic. Read more
presence or absence of play
“The presence or absence of play, particularly in child development, has a great deal to do with competency, resiliency, emotional health [and] brain size.” Dr. Stuart Brown. Read more
