Early childhood literacy development stages begin before birth. Here is how parents and caregivers can support children from toddlerhood through the teen years.
child development
Posted inFirst Educator
Fostering growth at home: Q&A insights on mental health, wellness, and autism
Albertina Mella shares advice for first educators supporting children with autism while prioritizing caregiver mental health.
Posted inArts + Culture
Black dolls, big impact
Black dolls are often harder to find and more expensive than white dolls, raising concerns about representation, self-esteem, and equity for Black children.
Posted inHealth + Wellness
Easy make-ahead breakfasts to jumpstart your kids’ day
These wholesome breakfast ideas for busy families will turn morning chaos into breakfast bliss.
Posted inHealth + Wellness
Why exploring a corn maze should top your family activity list
Here are just a few of the reasons why taking your kids to the corn maze can turn your family fun into a real developmental benefit for your children.
Posted inEducation, Opinion
Watching a father and son
A video of DJ Pryor speaking with his toddler son about the season finale of Empire recently went viral. I watched it and loved it.
Posted inHealth + Wellness
Five principles for closing the learning gap in babies
Sociologists are talking a lot about something called “the learning gap.” This is a gap in knowledge and ability seen between different groups of children. These groups can vary based on race or socioeconomic status.