Long live lullabies!
Lullabies aren't just for babies; children of all ages can benefit from soothing music.
Puppy headband
Have a howl encouraging motor skills, such as cutting, coloring and crawling around on all fours.
Paint the town red
At this age toddlers are more interested in experimenting with paint than creating "artwork."
Pretend play, real learning
Pretend play changes throughout childhood. Here's what to expect and how to foster it.
Raise a creative
More creativity means better writing, thinking and problem solving. Here's how to get those juices flowing.
Freeze dance!
Dancing gives children an appreciation of music, and builds strength and coordination. Plus, it's so much fun!
Role-play frustrations away
Your child's own toys can be a handy tool for helping him control his toddler tantrums.
Decide and draw
This printable activity asks children to consider others' needs and propose solutions to everyday problems.
How do you teach painting?
For young children, it's not necessary to teach technique. Painting at this stage is about unleashing your child's imagination.
Bird café: homemade bird feeder
This easy homemade bird feeder will make your house the favorite among the feathered set.
In Monet's garden
Introduce your budding art historian to Impressionism using books, the Internet and museums as tools.
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