by ParentCo.
In the midst of Halloween candy madness, these pumpkin brownies are a sweet treat you could actually call healthy-ish! (Okay, maybe thats a stretch).
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A recent study suggests media activities can provide kids with valuable learning, teaching problem-solving strategies that have real-world implications.
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The depth of my sons’ collective dinosaur knowledge is impressive, but it’s more than slightly intimidating to normal people.
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Your kid’s brain is not able to recall detail and stories of events in the same way that your adult brain is.
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Pick up some puff pastry and get going on this easy, tasty, pizza style dinner! If you like it spicy try cooked chicken, shredded mozzarella and jalapeños!
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Unschooling rejects the idea of replicating the school environment at home in favor of self-directed learning through engaging fully with the world.
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Hearing is one sense that connects babies to us while they are still womb-side. So how exactly does their hearing develop?
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by Sanya Pelini
Early learning environments can help kids develop early cognitive and language skills that may lead to later academic success.
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by Sanya Pelini
Relationships entirely free from conflict and disagreement do not exist. So how do you fight the good fight?
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by ParentCo.
Moving to a new home can be a difficult experience for a child, especially if it means uprooting them from a familiar town or school.
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Looking for a fun, fall, weekend baking project with a little pumpkin spice? Try these fluffy puffs filled with delicious pumpkin buttercream!
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Practice is only one of many other personal factors that predict how much kids learn.
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Play is a critical component in optimal development for kids. Yet, for some, imaginative play may not come naturally.
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While the internet -- from major news sites to Twitter -- can be a valuable place to find useful information, it also can be the source of misinformation.
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Beloit College's 20th annual Mindset List offers deep insights into today's college students' attitudes toward education, information, and technology.
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Among all of the ways language can trip us up, misusing "can" and "will" may be the sneakiest mix up of all.
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Rules rule, but only if they are set out right. We do more harm than good when we fail to enforce rules and limits with love and affection.
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When everyone's sure where baby’s belly button can be found, use these tips to help your toddler make the transition to the next phase of reading together.
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It’s comfort food season! Grab a big kid to help you out with these tasty, easy pot pies. The crispy tater tots will make them a new family favorite.
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According to some polls, only about half of Americans are aware that people from Puerto Rico – a U.S. territory – are, in fact, Americans.
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Sleeping in a bed, wearing underwear, uttering her first word, using the potty, getting that first haircut,– these are commonly celebrated baby milestones.
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by Sanya Pelini
The underlying principles of Freinet education can be easily applied at home.
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It occurred to me I had quite literally been seeing things differently than everyone else. Or at least, different from the way I was supposed to see.
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