How many times have you heard that it's time to spring into reading? Your child, however, still hasn't taken a confident step toward literacy.

Reading aloud to children is one of the most important activities parents can do to help little ones develop essential skills in reading, math, and more.

In their first year of life, while kittens are catching mice and foals are galloping about, human babies are carefully studying and mimicking their parents.

Are you struggling to get your child interested in sight words? Here are 10 fun learning games you can complete with them to build their early literacy skills!

If your preschooler will head off to kindergarten this fall, you're probably starting to prepare for the transition.

The multiculturalism represented by children in today's classrooms presents a wonderful opportunity for teachers and parents to spark conversations about diversity.

One topic that often comes up this time of year is teaching gratitude. Many parents approach me with questions about how to help them instill feelings of gratitude and thankfulness in their young children.