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Articles (228)
Tips for Traveling with Toddlers
Getting there is half the fun, so the old saying goes. But is that really true with a toddler in tow?
Home Away from Home
What to do when your child sleeps in different beds throughout the week.
Hush, Little Baby
Singing is a tried and true method for lulling babies to sleep.
It Worked for Us: Bedtime Rituals
Routines for getting little ones to sleep.
It’s Raining, It’s Pouring, the Baby Is Snoring
In this Lessons Learned column from Start magazine, the author shares sleepytime tips she's picked up over the course of 9 years of parenthood.
How Much Sleep Is Enough?
Daily sleep requirements by age, according to the National Sleep Foundation.
KnowHow: Good Night, Sleep Tight
Sleep is crucial to growing bodies and minds. Help your child get the rest she needs at every age and stage.
Bedtime Stories: Dreaming of Sleep
One family struggles with sleepless nights. EduGuide asks two experts for advice.
KnowHow: The Best Toys for Girls and Boys
How to choose wisely when adding to your children’s toy box, being especially mindful of their ages and stages.
Up On My Toybox: Playful Complaints
Commiserate with a mom who needs a toy timeout.
Real Life/Real Advice: Who Ever Heard of Toy Trouble?
Start magazine drops in on a community playgroup to turn up toy issues, then turns to the experts for answers.
The ABCs of Toy Safety
Worried about recalls and other toy safety issues? Check out this advice, straight from the government's watchdog for product safety.
What Makes a Good Toy?
A good toy is safe, durable, and suited to your child’s age, stage of development, personality, and interests.
Learning Is Child’s Play
Kids learn a lot about their world through play. Parents and caregivers can help by providing age-appropriate toys that encourage imagination and creativity.
Kids Playing Make-Believe
Is your child a puppy one day and a pirate the next? Don't worry. Using his imagination is one of the best things he can do.
Lessons at Bedtime: My Little Man and the Moon
After a hectic day, many parents can't wait to relax. But sometimes kids can teach one last lesson before bedtime.
Progress Report: From Preschool to Kindergarten and Beyond
A mother of elementary-aged kids looks back at the early days of school.
Learning Together
Playful ways to give your child the best beginning for preschool, kindergarten and beyond.
Meaningful Ways to Spend the Days
Playful suggestions for encouraging learning to take advantage of summer's longer days and sunny rays.
What Vacation? The Bauer Family’s Story
With school ending for the summer, one family struggles with a childcare challenge. EduGuide asks two experts for advice.
Get Your Toddler Moving
How do you work exercise into your toddler's everyday routine? Just take a quick look around the house.
A Mother's List of Favorite Children's Stories to Read Aloud
Help develop a lifelong reader early on and watch how that love blossoms.
How to Get Your Toddler Talking
You've heard your toddler's angelic voice say a few words and now you can't wait to hear more. So what are the best ways to turn her into a chatterbox?
Write On! 3 Learn-to-Write Games
Get your tot writing from the start. Check out cool games to work on letters and fine motor skills.
Winning the Whining War
Sooner or later, it starts. Your child begins to whine about everything. What can you do to stop it?
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