The abundance of extra time at home has some families wondering whether or not now is an optimal time to potty train their toddler. The decision on when to begin potty training is very personal for every family; there are many factors to consider.

Toddlerhood is full of chubby waving hands, the most precious giggles, and adorably mispronounced words. Unfortunately, it is also when aggression peaks. Although it is developmentally appropriate for this age, it doesn’t mean you should chalk it up to a phase and ride it out: There are actions you can take.

Navigating choices around screentime can be confusing - there seems to be cofnlicting information everywhere, and it often elicits strong reactions and major parent guilt. We dive into the research and facts to help you understand the nuance and make choices around screentime that are right for your family.

Caregiver language input is a critical factor in setting the stage for healthy language development. Check out these five tips for supporting language growth and development.

This is a question I often hear from parents.

Whenever I’m asked what I do for a living, my response is pretty straightforward: “I teach preschool.”

Winter is here, and so are running noses, the sniffles, and colds that seem to drag on for weeks at a time.

Remember, what each child needs is different, and if you are looking for more support for you or your child

I have engaged in lots of healthy dialogue about the process of parent coaching