Technology use in preschool-aged children has been a hot debate for years. The truth is, love it or hate it, technology is a dominating force in our society, and the devices, platforms, and applications we use in daily living aren’t likely to be obsolete anytime soon.

Most parents' greatest goal in raising their children is to be happy, healthy, resilient, and capable. Those goals' order may differ, but the sentiment is similar: teach children to be great adults. That learning has already started, and there’s a lot to teach a young child about how to ‘live life.’

If the past two and a half years have taught us anything, protecting ourselves and loved ones against viruses and bacteria is essential to our overall health and well-being.

You may wonder: why does my child need to be exposed to art? Isn't everything they see, do and hear about learning? My child’s brain is like a sponge, and they are learning every day. Where does art even fit in?

A few years ago, Jerry Seinfeld’s wife, Jessica Seinfeld, released a book called Deceptively Delicious. The book was an overnight hit, in large part because of her celebrity name and being booked on every major talk show as a cooking guest for a month straight. For a few weeks, you couldn’t turn on the TV without hearing about her book.

We’ve all read how important it is to get enough sleep as adults. Study after study has shown that sleep affects our overall health in many ways: our neurological function, heart, weight and emotional well-being. The same is true for children, if not even more so.

We have created a list of a few websites that your child can enjoy!

Timing and patience are the two keys to potty training success.

Summer is in full swing and the temperatures are soaring, which makes it the perfect time to enjoy the long, lazy days of summer.

As parents, we’ve all had ‘those days.’ Times when our little ones just seem to be melting down, acting out, or just simply not listening to us.