Our resident twin mama investigates whether it’s healthy for twins to have the same friends and interests or whether they should be pushed to go their separate ways…

Rounded or orthodontic? Latex, silicone or natural rubber? We help you choose the right pacifier for your little one…

Montessori Educator Christina Clemer shares five simple tips for creating a Montessori-friendly set up at home for your toddler

Is your mind swirling with questions as you try to get your newborn situated in an optimal feeding schedule? While giving a baby a bottle every couple of hours may seem simple enough, the truth is, there’s actually a steep learning curve involved with your new around-the-clock feeding commitment. Whether you’re formula-feeding exclusively or you’re supplementing with breastmilk, we’ve put together your one-stop guide for feeding your baby formula.

Learning to manage and express your emotions isn’t always easy, especially when you’re a toddler or child. Kids often feel anxious, angry or sad when they can’t process what’s going on around them, which is why many therapists are recommending play dough play-therapy.

Detoxing your home of harsh chemicals and toxins may seem overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be. See our guide to 5 simple ways to achieve a healthier life and home for your family.

Do you feel like you’re gearing up for the final battle every night when it’s time for your kids to go to bed? Toddler sleep schedules can be chaotic. Thankfully, there are some tricks of the trade you can learn that will help ease the situation.

Wondering which breastfeeding position is right for you? Tot Lactation Expert Rebecca Agi MS, IBCLC describes some of the most popular holds.

Babies fuss and cry for a number of reasons. See our simple tips to help settle your little one.

The importance of teaching our children science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) concepts is well-established, but some argue that the arts should also be added to the mix. We delve into both sides of the debate…