Children’s early experiences – the bonds they form with their parents and their first experiences – deeply affect their future physical, cognitive, emotional and social development.

We all want our families and children to have what they need to thrive. How can we take advantage of our unique strengths as a parent and ensure we have the skills and supports we need so our child – and our family as a whole – is safe, secure and happy?

Parents can sometimes underestimate their role in their child’s life, believing that children are only educated at school. It’s important for all parents to realize that they posses the key for healthy brain development.

There are a number of findings about resilience that are important to remember as we seek to tip the scale in a more positive direction.

We are excited to release the data we collected from over 450 parents regarding the effects of COVID-19 on their families.

Crafts will entertain children for hours, and there are thousands of easy craft ideas online. However, they’re more than a fun activity; crafts have a plethora of benefits for children.

We are excited about prioritizing safety while promoting healthy child brain development and confident parenting in the community.

Music is an important activity for young children; a simple song or dance can have far-reaching effects.

Collaborative play is one of the most important kinds of play for young children.

This past week, we were thrilled to lead yoga in the park with a sizable group of children from the community. It was certainly a hit!

Stencil Games provide endless opportunities for children to head outdoors, get active, and have hours of fun.

Pretend Play is surprisingly simple! A stick, box, or magazine can become the centerpiece for a whole story.