Every baby communicates in his or her own way with special cues. It is your job to interpret what your baby is saying with these little signals.

Your child is learning what’s okay and what’s not by reading your
expressions and watching your gestures.

Whether you hum when you’re happy or stomp your foot when you’re mad, your kids are learning from you every day and in every way.

Reading together is more than just the words and pictures, it’s about time spent with your child.

The world is filled with words and signs. Reading them aloud helps a child make sense of the world around him.

Kids- and babies- need conversation to help them learn. Turns out, it’s easier than you may think to keep talking through out the day.

Life gets busy and sometimes there’s not time to talk to your child. But later is better than not at all.

Babies love to hear Parentese, the sing-song speech that many
parents naturally use to help their baby learn sounds and words.

When you are stressed, do your kids know it? Kids learn how to cope with stress by watching what you do in stressful situations.

Temper tantrums are part of normal development and a child's way of dealing with emotional overload.

It doesn’t take books to share the fun of a story! Sharing stories is a great way to spend time with your child.

Toddlers need to test everything in their environment, over and over and over again. Many times, they also test you!