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June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGTBTQ) people and an ideal opportunity to teach your kids about what it means. You don’t have to be LGBTQ to participate in Pride Month. Allies are welcome and everyone is welcome to celebrate — especially in the spirit of equal rights. Nowadays, there are more ways than ever to take part in Pride Month activities with your child.

May Is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month, an opportunity to celebrate the rich history and culture of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) in the U.S. It’s a great time to teach kids about these cultures, and what an important role they play in our nation’s story. As always we are here to help you do that!

Get your children excited about Spring by cooking fun Easter recipes together! Let them be your helping hands, make memories together, and everyone will have fun. To help you out we made a list of yummy recipes perfect for Easter, that will be fun and tasty for all the family.

A recent study by Dr. Richard Rende revealed that creative interaction between parents and young children engaging in activities like arts and crafts not only provides immediate and lasting cognitive benefits but also creates a unique bonding experience and lifelong memories.

It’s important for parents to model caring behavior in their kids and kindness can be taught best by doing. Read on for 7 ways to instill kindness in your children.

Often children find it difficult to take turns. It can be a skill they need to master, but one that is important. It’s also important to recognize that there are many different types of turn-taking. Taking a turn in a game is very different from taking a turn in a conversation, or with your favorite toy.

There are so many fun and sweet ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day, and we’re here to give you ideas of what to do with the cutest Valentine of all -- your kids!

It’s 5pm. Your child's math homework is due tomorrow. They’ve had several days to get it done, and he still doesn’t want to do it. You’re getting stressed. They’re resisting.

February is Black History Month. And although Black History shouldn’t be limited to the month of February, this month presents itself as an ideal time to talk to your children and teach them about Black Culture and History.

This year, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, it’s more important than ever to teach your child about the significance of Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy.

Bedtime routines are a predictable sequence of events that should be consistently followed, for the development of your child. A bedtime routine helps to make children feel secure, comfortable, calm, and ultimately lead to a better night's sleep - for you and them!

How do we teach our kids confidence? This elusive and ever-important quality is one that, as parents, is so critical and yet challenging to instill in our children. Confidence is built from repeatedly overcoming challenges, experiencing success and being recognized and rewarded for those successes.

Despite the challenges of distance learning, there are many tried-and-tested strategies that make online learning more effective, enjoyable, and even beneficial for children.

Just because we’re still in the midst of a global pandemic doesn’t mean that birthdays can’t be moments of joy and celebration for you child. Here are some extra fun ways to celebrate birthdays for kids of all ages.

Here are some strategies that parents of young children can use for navigating the holidays during this new reality of social and physical distance.

To set your children up for future success and prevent loneliness during the winter months, here are our favorite tools and activities to keep kids socially connected.