How does a public preschool program enable thousands of mothers with young children to enter the workforce? A Center for American Progress study explains. Read More
Whether it's baby talk, singing while changing a diaper, describing the food during meal time, or just plain chatter, parents and caregivers who talk to their infants can make a real difference for their children. Read More
Yesterday we explained Serve and Return, highlighting the Harvard University Center on the Developing Child explanation, “Serve and return interactions shape brain... Read More
What are the best stories for kids? It’s frequently a question from parents and caregivers — and Reach Out and... Read More
Holidays can offer new opportunities to introduce fresh learning in early childhood education, and Halloween is no exception. Read More
by Sandra Mathers, University of Oxford Choosing a good quality nursery is one of the most important decisions any parent... Read More
As part of its continual effort to help children learn important executive function skills, Mind in the Making reviewed the... Read More
Earlier this year, the Center for Childhood Creativity at the Bay Area Discovery Museum published “The Roots of STEM Success: Changing... Read More
Online preschool programs may offer additional learning -- and a chance for parents, caregivers and children to connect, but challenges exist. Read More
How can parents turn every day moments with their children – bath time, meal-time, even trips to the laundromat – into learning moments for their kids? Patti Miller, CEO of Too Small to Fail, explains. Read More
