Parents should let kids eat dirt. It’s good for the biome.
Unless it’s covered in animal feces or chemicals, soil is a healthy snack. By Joshua A. Krisch on fatherly.com. Whether they’re sucking their grimy...
Why Ages 2-7 Matter So Much for Brain Development
Rich experiences—from play to the arts and relationships—fundamentally shape a young child’s development. When Albert Einstein was a child, few people—if any—an...
Why does the word for « mom » sound similar in completely unrelated languages?
A map bouncing around social media shows “languages where the word for ‘mother/mom’ takes an m-sound”. It puts old maps of defunct empires to shame; scores of c...
They’ll Make Great Leaders And 5 Other Things To Know About Introverted Kids
You don’t need to change who your kid is, but you do need to acclimate them to the world. by Liz Newman at fatherly.com Say what you will about “The Good Old Da...
Building babies’ brains through play
Did you know that the most important interactions you have with a child can happen through play? By engaging in playful serve and return with a child, you can l...