Physical Development
Footprint Fun
This easy activity helps develop motor skills – just place paper footprints in fun places throughout your home and watch your child explore.
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Bye-Bye, Baby Teeth!
Photo: Kid Stock/Getty Images It starts with a wiggle and ends with a gummy smile—and maybe even a dollar. Losing a baby tooth...
4 Tips for National Bath Safety Month
Stay with her. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children 4 and under always have a parent or caregiver present when they are...
6 Tips for Building a Brain-Fueling Home
Strive for five servings of fruits and vegetables every day. Replace easy-to-grab sugary treats with snack-sized bags of celery, carrots,...
Have a Backyard Blast
Whether your child is playing with family or a group of neighborhood kids, these activities will make him want to get up and out of the house. Bean...
7 Ways to Keep Your Family Fit Indoors
Due to cutbacks in physical education, increased academic pressures, busy family lives, and ever-growing portion sizes in restaurants and at...
Heart Beats
What you need: nothing — just you! What to do: Let your child listen to your heartbeat by putting her head on your chest. Show...
Moving to the Music
Have you ever felt so good that you felt like bursting into song? Children do all the time, and often they don't even know that they are singing!...
Preventing the Spread of Germs
Gather a group of children together and you can bet that they will share more than toys. Each school year, children pass around billions of germs...
Moving and Learning Together
While strolling through the park with her parents, 5-year-old Lexie breaks into a run and proudly spins through another cartwheel. She can't...
Talking About Sex and the Body
Young children are notorious for asking questions that make parents squirm, especially when it comes to sexuality. From "Mommy, where's your...
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