Navigating early developmental care for newborns and toddlers can be daunting for parents, but catching challenges early can be a gamechanger.

Experts warn that increased screen time may be hindering children's fine motor skill development, but hands-on activities ...

Tennis and the piano may seem worlds apart, but the link between the two is stronger than you might think. Over the years, as ...

I Spy has been a favorite in our house for years—it’s a fun way to keep kids busy while sneaking in some learning. These free I Spy worksheets are full of cheerful spring images like bees, butterflies ...

By the Neuroaid and Research Foundation Down syndrome (DS) is one of the most easily identified genetic conditions. Though early intervention and rehabilitation during childhood is the usual practice, ...

Dr. Tara Liddle, a board-certified clinical specialist in pediatric physical therapy, introduces the "Movement Mindset" ...

The Educator speaks to Chloe Han from Young Academics about the importance of hands-on play and boosting students' fine motor ...

The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce recently updated its five-year-old guidance for school districts that want to ...

As parents, it’s crucial to find alternative activities that are both engaging and beneficial for your child’s development.

From indoor games to sensory fun, try these easy and educational activities for one-year-olds (and avoid the dreaded screen ...

Tracing paper printables are a fun way to practice fine motor skills for young children! Here you’ll find alphabet worksheets to work on letter formation, as well as number tracing worksheets to help ...

An old-fashioned standard first graders had to meet in 1979 that proves today's kids are likely developmentally stunted is ...