Child Development
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Amy Webb
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Amy Webb
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Melissa McManaman
Ever wanted your school-aged child to pay attention to you when you asked them to do something? Ever wish that you could teach them this habit early on? Well, you can. Here are some practical tips of how to teach your kids, starting from infancy, how to pay attention.
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Amy Webb
With the school year winding down and summer just around the corner, many kids may think it’s time to turn off their brain. Parents, you know that there is a certain amount of “brain drain” that tends to happen during the summer when kids are not in school everyday. To help prevent this, summer is a great time to focus on learning skills and knowledge “outside the box” of the usual worksheets and homework.
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Rebekah Doran
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Michelle White
Our life seems to be filled with creativity. There's the simple act of getting supplies out that inspires us, as a family, to create. Pen, marker, paint, crayon, paper, glue. All good stuff.
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Amy Webb
Read more: Yes, the Little Things Matter: Parents' Role in Helping Kids Become Socially Competent
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Kristin Zaslavsky
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Amy Webb
In response to some posts in the past, some readers have made comments along the lines of, "Duh, why do we need research to figure that out." I personally do not take offense at such comments because I'm not the one doing the research, I'm just reporting it. Besides that, I have at times felt the same way about some of the research I've read.
Read more: Why Child Development & Parenting Research is Important
Mom Topics - Child Development
Written by Amy Webb
At some point or another many parents have placed their infant in front of a mirror and wondered if their child could understand that it was their own reflection they were seeing. Based on the infant's reaction, most parents realize pretty quickly that their baby doesn't really understand that it is themselves in the mirror.
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