Ten Children’s Books About Black History
February is Black History Month! First implemented in 1925 to raise awareness of African American contributions to civilization, the week-long
Ten Turn-Taking Activities for Preschoolers
When I taught first grade, some of my favorite lessons to teach focused on life skills. My students and I
Top Ten Best Anime for Kids
When I was little, I didn’t watch much anime. In fact, I didn’t have much of an interest in it
Tech and Your Health: What Is Telehealth?
In our tech-driven world, telehealth and telemedicine are becoming increasingly popular in the healthcare industry. When COVID-19 brought the world
How to Keep Your Child Safe in the Car
Today’s cars come with all sorts of safety features. Cameras with multiple viewpoints, lane assistance, collision detection, automatic braking—the technology
Is Pinterest Safe for Kids? What You Need to Know
Sometimes it feels like there are more social media sites than grains of sand on the beach. We’ve all heard
Knowledge Is Power: The Power of Good News
Good news, bad news, left news, right news. (Dr. Suess wrote a book about that, didn’t he?) No matter where
Is It Okay to Take Your Child’s Phone Away?
When I broke a rule or made a mistake as a child, discipline was a little simpler than it is
KidSmartⓇ Apps: The Best Kid-Safe Messaging Apps
What’s your preferred way of communicating: phone calls, video calls, or texting? If you said texting, you’re not alone. Since
Teaching Responsibility to Kids
When I was in high school, I had the opportunity to try an old-fashioned washing machine. That experience taught me