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Why experts recommend phonics to teach reading
Phonics is an essential part of an evidence-based approach to reading instruction. Learn more about phonics and why it matters.
3 ways you may already be helping your child learn to read – and what to try next
Reading books, singing songs, and reciting the alphabet are all important practices you may already be doing. Try these simple ways to broaden and deepen their early reading experiences.
My child just lied—what should I do?
Research shows 90% of children have lied by age 4. Here are 3 tips to encourage honesty in your preschooler.
What to do when your child bites someone else
Listen to the “What Do We Use Our Teeth For?” song It can feel upsetting—and maybe even embarrassing—when your child bites another person, whether it’s a playmate, a sibling, a caregiver, or you. But they really aren’t trying to hurt anyone. When a young child resorts to biting, they’re usually just overwhelmed by emotions and … Continued
Real Life Play Kitchen: 7 ways to help your child be responsible with running water
Sensory play holds a special fascination for children, which is why we designed the Real Life Play Kitchen to include running water.
Here’s how to make the most of playtime with your preschooler
Is your child heading off to preschool? Even after they start preschool, studies show quality playtime at home continues to have a big impact on their development.
Helping your child process death
It’s important to be honest when talking to children about death. Learn how to navigate this topic.