As parents, you may sometimes wonder: “I see my kids playing in preschool, but are they really getting academically ready for school?” The short answer is yes, and more. In high-quality early childhood programs, play

In media education, it’s often said: “Merely producing media is not media literacy, although media literacy should include media production.” This quote, from Renee Hobbs, highlights the difference between creating content and truly understanding it,

In a world where screens are everywhere and almost impossible to avoid, I want to ensure that the space I create for young minds is safe for playing, learning, and growing their brains screen-free. As

Potty training can feel like daunting for some parents. But it doesn’t have to be. Just like so many things in life, learning to use the potty is exactly that, a learning experience. Deep down,

“I got slapped growing up, and I turned out fine.” “My parents hit me when I deserved it,  and I learned my lesson.” Sound familiar? These phrases are deeply embedded in our culture, passed down

When we think about the future of our society, safer neighborhoods, a stronger economy, and more equitable opportunities—it might be surprising to learn that one of the most effective places to start is with toddlers