When my son was a baby, I swore I’d never let him watch PAW Patrol. At the time, I thought of it as the kind of TV show I didn’t want my child to become obsessed with: noisy and overstimulating. But ...

Use strings to fulfill one room with the web out of any material that you can find in the house. Children, in teams, should find a way to get from one point to the other, by not touching the web. If ...

Large language models like ChatGPT are immensely powerful — the first artificial intelligences to produce truly human-like content. They are already being used to provide customer service, write ...

Out of almost any kind of objects, you can create with your kid a maze in his or her room. The point is to find their way out on their own and not to give up. And parents, no matter how much you want ...

Family game nights have long been a cherished tradition, bringing people together around a table for laughter, competition, and bonding. But beyond the fun, these gatherings serve a deeper purpose: ...

How to Help Your Eight-Year-Old Build Social Problem-Solving Skills How to Help Your Eight-Year-Old Build Social Problem-Solving Skills At age eight, kids develop stronger and more stable friendships ...

While problem-solving skills are not taught directly in the classroom, they are part of everyday life building skills. It is important to provide children real world examples and some rationale behind ...

Studies suggest early math skills are a better predictor of academic success than early reading skills. However, in a typical five-hour preschool day, only 58 seconds are spent on math learning.

The term "computer" used to be applied to humans that performed calculations by hand. It's still important for today's kids to still know how to, say, multiply without using their calculators (or ...