Coping with tragedy is hard for people of any age. But there are ways we can help kids understand what’s happening without letting a sense of loss or fear overwhelm them.

Young children who learn spatial reasoning skills before age five are likely to possess stronger math skills in elementary school. Spatial skills mastered early may also be a predictor of which children will pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. Listen now to learn more.

Do you wonder how much today’s electronic revolution is impacting the way our kids think and act? A lot, it turns out.

Music is a constant source of joy - whether singing in the shower or dancing to the radio in the kitchen. But did you know that music can also promote a child’s social, emotional, and cognitive development? Listen now and find our more.

Did you know that newborn babies are at an increased risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome during the winter months? Learn how to protect your baby.

What if we told you that a toddler might be able to go toe-to-toe against a heavy weight champ, a Tour de France cyclist, or a long distance runner? Listen now and be prepared to be amazed!

Keeping regular sleep patterns is important for a young child’s development. Listen for some findings from SLEEP 2015, an annual gathering of Professional Sleep Societies.

It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s Resilient Parent! This superhero may not fly or leap tall buildings, but she can save your child’s future. What’s her true identity? It’s you!