Moms and dads start the educational process long before teachers and schools become involved.

Families will learn troubleshooting techniques that may reduce emergency visits to the hospital.

“Fred Rogers was a learning scientist of his day.”

When you’re 2 or 3, every show is a new show. Read these tips for choosing titles you and your kids will love.

Reading about other kids, dinos and llamas who experience the same feelings can help them understand and overcome their fears.

Fun apps and games can offer an extra boost — and kids won’t even realize they’re learning.

These top books promote linguistic, cognitive and visual development in babies from birth to 18 months.

Learning new words can be a part of playing. We’ll show you how.

Giving up pacifiers and security blankets can be an emotional adjustment, but reading stories about others facing the same struggle can help.

How to help your son or daughter have the best possible start in school.

At what age should parents discuss any emotionally difficult subject?

You can teach your kids to sleep and set them up for a lifetime of healthy rest.

Call it the Terrible Twos or Terrible Teens. Kids have meltdowns at any age!

There is a simple way to help make your baby smarter and have a more successful future.