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Tweens often stop reading for fun between ages 9–13. Here’s why it happens — and practical ways to encourage your tween to read again.
As millennial parents, we’re searching for balance: boundaries that keep our children safe, and warmth that keeps them close. These tips on gentle parenting can help.
Despite its annoyances for parents, repetitive reading offers a surprising number of benefits for new readers.
Ever hear a child read like a robot with no pauses for punctuation and a monotone voice? Try these strategies to improve your child’s oral reading expression.
From picture books to YA nonfiction, these books inspire readers to think deeper about our fellow Americans, their stories, and their experiences.
A good book can help keep your mind off your discomfort. These kids' books are great to have at-the-ready for sick days.
As a literacy specialist and parent, here's what I ask about my kids’ reading progress during parent-teacher conferences.
For little ones who fear things that go bump in the night, try reading these reassuring stories to make the dark seem a little less frightening.
Get set for the new school year! Find age-specific reads and helpful insights to prepare kids and parents for the year ahead.
Here are four doable, productive ways to help your child prepare for kindergarten — and four things you can give yourself permission not to worry about.
Learn tips from Colleen Slagen, professional baby name consultant and content creator, to find the perfect name for your child.
Sure, there are plenty of kids' books that have mastered the art of the cute, but how many have really made you laugh? These kids' books know how to bring the funny.
For parents looking for some great potty training resources, these books may inspire little ones to give it a go (literally).
These picture books provide heartfelt examples of characters apologizing and offering forgiveness for a variety of mistakes and misdeeds.
