Toddlers between the ages of 2 and 5 are going through a crucial growth stage. According to the Child Development Institute, this is a stage of rapid physical and intellectual development. Results of ...

Get a poster, or draw one with your child, of faces with different emotions. Ask your child to identify one of the emotions on the poster and ask when he or she last felt this way and why. Ask how ...

During these early elementary years, when children are in a formal school setting, they’re interacting with more peers and adults. This increased exposure to others begins to broaden their ...

PLAINS TWP. — Assume the largest organ in your body was on the fritz from birth. What do you think would be the most obvious problem? “Her feet,” Amy Spinelli said when asked about her daughter’s ...

This sixth sense helps you stay balanced and injury free, especially as you age. This sixth sense helps you stay balanced and injury free, especially as you age. Credit... Supported by By Connie Chang ...

Get a poster, or draw one with your child, of faces with different emotions. Ask your child to identify one of the emotions on the poster and ask when he or she last felt this way and why. Ask how ...

Take a conversation you had with a friend, family member, or clerk at the supermarket that your child has witnessed and ask them to point out the language, body language, and facial expressions that ...