A feeling of ‘connectedness’ is the most important factor in a child’s ultimate success and happiness, according to Vickie Falcone, author of ‘Buddha Never Raised Kids and Jesus Didn’t Drive Carpool’.
A little turkey humor helps fuel a grateful heart! Our collection of Thanksgiving Books for preschool age children help instill an attitude of gratitude...while still bringing smiles and warming hearts.
Carl Honoré, author of ‘Under Pressure’ and ‘In Praise of Slowness’ and advocate of the slow parenting movement, inspires parents to slow down and find the natural balance between too little and too much parenting.
The Room on the Broom Movie and children's book by author Julia Donaldson is a perfect treat for Halloween fun. Read the book together, then share some popcorn while you enjoy the this splendid story of friendship with your preschooler!
With a pinch of humor and a dash of suspense, this list of not-so-scary Halloween books for preschoolers helps soothe their fears, while still embracing the thrill of being scared.
Beloved author Dr. Seuss is still enchanting young readers with the release of Horton and the Kwuggerbug and More Lost Stories. The new children’s book contains four lost stories that were originally published in Redbook magazine during the 1950s.
Is your toddler ready for a dental exam? Help prepare your toddler (and yourself!) with these children's books about teeth and tips for preparing children for their first dentist visit.
Parents rejoice! From maker parents to picky eaters, the best parenting books of 2014 inspire imaginative thinking, optimism, and fresh-ideas for child rearing.
