Due to the fact that a child’s airway is significantly smaller than the airway of an adult, it is obstructed much easier. As a parent, choking is something you’re very aware of but not necessarily always sure how to prevent outside of cutting food into small pieces. But there is actually quite a bit you can do as a parent to prevent choking.

Painting rocks is such a fun activity for you and your toddler. Due to the small size of the canvas, this activity is really great for reinforcing hand-eye coordination.

Let’s face it; flying with a toddler is stressful. But if you come prepared, you’ll drastically reduce the chances of a mid-flight meltdown. Here are some tips.

When is the right time to introduce milestones to your child? While there’s no scientific way to determine the ideal age to introduce a new activity or privilege, there are some experts who have some tips that can help parents sniff out whether or not their child is actually ready.

Is your child struggling with tying his or her shoes? Here are some tips and tricks that may help!

This holiday season, spend some time at home with your little ones creating beaded snowflake memories. This craft is great to hang from trees or ceiling fans. It's also a perfect gift wrap embellishment or gift for friends and family.

There is an endless amount of research that shows the benefits of Social Emotional Learning including proof that this type of learning helps reduce the likelihood of anxiety and depression, and improved confidence levels.

Luckily for us parents, there are a ton of ways to turn everyday activities into an SEL lesson.

Kids LOVE being outside and we encourage you to let them enjoy fresh air and sunshine! If you need some inspiration, check out these outdoor activity ideas below!

Air travel with a toddler can be hard so it’s important to be prepared. Here are some ways to keep your little one entertained.

The weather is unpredictable this time of year. Make sure you always have a few indoor craft ideas in your back pocket so when the time comes…you’ll be prepared.

Here’s a fun project you can do that will help your preschooler learn their colors, practice their motor skills and give you something cute to put on the fridge door.

The toddler age is critical for learning different skills pertaining to language. Make an effort to converse frequently with your child. Studies have shown that the more parents talk with their kids, the larger vocabularies those children develop – and more advanced sentence structures, too! Here are some easy ideas to help create a language-rich home.