☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
"When can I have a cellphone?" Parents dread this question because it feels daunting to prepare a child for the responsibility of a smartphone. Here are four important actions parents can take to ensure their children are ready when the phone arrives.
These titles offer many lessons about money, making them excellent resources for teaching kids about earning, saving, and spending.
If you want to teach your children about kindness, empathy, and making the world a better place, grabbing a good book is the best way to start.
Whether preparing for daycare, the first day of school, or any transition, these books are perfect for supporting kids with their social-emotional needs and giving them the confidence to take on new challenges.
These picture books are a perfect jumping-off point for discussions about bodies, personal space, and tricky situations and help our kids feel empowered to advocate for themselves and talk to us about these topics.
These books are perfect for starting conversations about changes with your children. They'll help your child know that they aren’t alone in navigating these changes.
A little kindness goes a long way. These board books and picture books celebrate kindness and help young kids remember how and why they should be kind.
Learning to deal with emotions is an important part of growing up for kids. Here are some great books for helping kids manage their feelings.
From adoption to divorce to same-sex families, kids and parents can find books that explain how all sorts of families are formed in all sorts of ways.
In a lot of ways, every young adult book is about growing up — finding yourself, finding love, leaving childhood, and its innocence, behind. But these nine books put the experience of growing up center stage.
Kids can use all the help they can get as they navigate this transitional time, and books that address all the complexities of their lives provide a great refuge from the confusion and frustration of middle school.
These eight books on growing up are a great way to show kids ages 6 to 8 the magic of this journey, while also letting them know that growing pains are totally normal.
