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15 conversation starters to help your child open up about back-to-school nerves — plus what to do after the conversation to turn worry into confidence.

As a mother of twin boys, the toddler years were… lively. Wonderful, hilarious, exhausting, chaotic — often all at once. I spent plenty of days searching for ways to help my boys settle their bodies, reset their emotions, and find a little peace in the middle of the whirlwind.

Over time, I learned a handful of strategies that actually worked to calm toddler tantrums in our home. If you're in the thick of toddlerhood yourself, here are five things that made a real difference.

Why a Bedtime Routine Matters A consistent bedtime routine is crucial for a successful school year. It helps regulate your child's internal ...

  Getting enough sleep at night is important for all of us but especially children.  When kids regularly get the proper amount of sleep it not onl...

While kids don’t seem to listen to what we say at times, they do believe most of the things we tell them, especially the things they hear often. I...

February is National Children's Dental Health Month and presents the perfect opportunity for parents to remind themselves and their children about ...

Need to get your child potty trained ASAP in time to start preschool? We can help! Check out our tips for building your potty-training toolkit and ditch the diapers just in time for preschool.

Here are three fun and creative ways to use reward charts to establish healthy eating habits.

Potty-training requires plenty of patience and praise. This article answers the questions: How much praise is too much? And is there a right or wrong way to praise your child for using the potty? 

This article provides tips for going screen free and includes a printable checklist of ideas to fill your screen free time with your family.

Whats wrong with this picture? I came upon this picture the other day. I remember that my daughter painted it and thinking this was so good I want...