How to Help Your Young Baby Learn

From sheKnows

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Learning begins at birth, and brain development during the first years of life is incredibly important to the lifelong success of every child. Find out how you can help your baby learn!

How to 'Babyproof' Your Relationship

By Ann Douglas From sheKnows

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Having a baby can put strain on a relationship. Knowing what to expect can help you and your partner head off extra tension.

Teach Your Kids Listening Skills (the Real ABC's)

By Jodie Lynn From modernMom

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The lack of listening skills is a major challenge in the classroom as well as in the home. It is the cornerstone for developing interpersonal relationships and yet it is one of the most neglected language skills in teaching environments.

The Bedtime Switcheroo

From familyFun

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There's nothing like waking up in your own bed. This prank is sure to cause some early-morning confusion this April Fool's Day!

Book Review: Everyone Poops

By Jennifer Gennari From commonSenseMedia

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Ever wonder how a camel poops? A fish? A raccoon? Your child probably has. Taro Gomi scientifically compares and contrasts how animals of all kinds eliminate waste in this amusing and direct toilet-training book. You might be squeamish about reading and looking at page after page of poop, but your kids will be laughing out loud.

Breastfeeding and Bonding: Building a Relationship

From sheKnows

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Though it's certainly not the only method, breastfeeding is one way for a mother to form an early bond with her baby.

Strict Parenting Can Produce Overweight Kids

From modernMom

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Mother's Day: What Mom Really Wants

By Real Moms From sheKnows

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We asked the moms here at SheKnows: "What do you really want for Mother's Day?" Over 150 moms responded, and while the responses were varied, one central theme dominated. Read on for an overview of the results!