How to Play With Your Child Without Overstimulation or Pressure
Most parents want to play effectively with their children but sometimes feel unsure whether they are doing enough, whether their play is educational e...
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Most parents want to play effectively with their children but sometimes feel unsure whether they are doing enough, whether their play is educational e...
The version of holidays that exists in advertising — relaxed, glittery, full of small children gazing happily at lights — collides every year with the...
The gap between how adults plan family celebrations and how young children actually experience them is wider than most parents expect until they've li...
Birthday parties for young children often become more elaborate as children get younger — which is to say, the most elaborate parties tend to be throw...
'Fussy' is an imprecise word that covers a wide range of infant behaviours, from difficult-to-soothe general distress to specific patterns of inconsol...
Stress in infants is not a metaphor. The physiological stress response — the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis producing cortisol — is fully functio...
An overtired baby and an overstimulated baby look almost identical from across the room: fussy, rigid, crying past the point of exhaustion, and someho...
When parents tour daycares, the activity board is usually the first thing they look at. Yoga on Monday, French on Tuesday, music and movement on Wedne...
By 5pm your child's nervous system has already done a lot. New voices, transitions, group rules, sharing, hunger, separation — all in one day. Yet mos...
A program advertising daily Spanish, music, soccer, yoga, and a weekly field trip looks impressive on the website. For a 2-year-old still figuring out...