Being a kid in 2020 definitely comes with some future bragging rights, but in the moment – it can feel scary, hard and sometimes even unfair. In this article, we look at the importance of mindfulness as well as five ways you can help your child practice it.

Worried about how your baby is feeding? Is your toddler missing sounds? Is your child having trouble communicating at school? It might be time for them to see a speech pathologist. In this article, we speak to Rachel Hampshire from Word of Mouth Speech Pathology about when to seek professional help.

With our kids at home and most summer camps canceled, addressing our kids’ many needs isn’t easy. Being aware of what those needs are is a great place to start.

Forget the stuff they tell you in parenting books. These are the real lessons parents learn in the school of life.

Camps are cancelled, face masks are the new face paint and trips to the grandparent’s house are a no-go. Here are our tips and tricks for talking to your kids about a new (not) normal.

As protests over racism engulf our country, knowing how to talk to our kids about race is vitally important. Here are tips by age. 

Kids and teens express their emotions through actions. Here’s a stage-by-stage guide to what to expect during times of upheaval, like during the coronavirus crisis. 

Does a peaceful mealtime with your tot seem like an impossible dream? These Montessori-inspired tips can help you get there!

Family life is hard right now. Big emotions will be stirred up and patience will be tested. Author and Happy Child expert Dr. Laura Markham, shares her wisdom on how to diffuse explosive situations while remaining calm yourself.

As the world continues to adjust to a new normal, raising resilient kids has never been more crucial. Writer, Author & Mother of Two, Summer Land, shares the advice and wisdom that’s helping her family cope.