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While children with learning disabilities may struggle with certain subjects more than other children with the right educational and emotional support, they are just as likely to grow up to be successful and happy. One way parents and teachers can encourage kids with learning disabilities is by incorporating the arts into their schooling in some way. The arts empower children and give them a way to express themselves when they struggle to do so in other areas of their education. 

When your kids are full of energy and the weather cooperates, going outdoors is the best way to burn it off. But when snow, rain, cold, or COVID-19 is keeping them indoors, you’ll have to come up with indoor activities that are just as effective.

In the throes of all of this planning there lies another critical but much more mundane aspect: What to take to the hospital when the big moment arrives.

In March, your kids left school for spring break sure to return 10 days later. 6 months have passed, and school still hasn’t fully opened. You are suddenly a homeschool family, and you’re trying desperately to figure out how to navigate your child’s education and free time while yourself trying to work from home. 

Navigating a full-time career while raising a family isn’t easy. Especially when you’re working from home with young kids, keeping your family on the far side of chaos can be challenging. Fortunately, there are plenty of helpful tips to ensure balance and a little less insanity at home.

Last week I introduced two new sets of wooden photo markers for Baby — First Holidays + First Milestones — to join the Months set.  While they are amazing photo props, I want to share the 5 (other) ways to use our milestone markers!

Taking time away from work, school, and daily life is a healthy move for every member of your family. However, traveling with kids isn’t always easy – and what worked at one age may not do the trick at others. Here’s a look at some age-by-age tips for keeping your kids happy on family vacations