Anthony Najera and Natalie Drew secure cameras before shooting a video aimed at helping parents prepare their kids for school. ReadyRosie works with 13 school districts. (Vernon Bryant - Staff ...

As any parent can attest to, videos for kids to watch on YouTube that are fun, educational, and don't drive you up a wall can be a challenge. That's why it's nice to have a heavy rotation of kids ...

Thanks to the coronavirus, parents with little ones at home are quickly realizing that there is no “self” in self-isolation, and many are scrambling with how to keep their children occupied and ...

Whether you like it or not, kids are going to watch YouTube. The site is filled with a seemingly endless selection of videos from which to choose. With older kids, you don’t want them watching content ...

The app "fosters curiosity, exploration, and both soft and hard preschool skills," according to one of the education experts who helped develop it.

With a lot of schools shut down for the foreseeable future due to the coronavirus outbreak, many parents are finding themselves at home trying to juggle their jobs with raising their kids, which for ...

If you have access to the internet at home, here is a list of fun, free educational websites for kids as well as phone and tablet apps to help keep kids learning at home. Most study websites include ...

This article was featured in the One Story to Read Today newsletter. Sign up for it here. ChuChu TV, the company responsible for some of the most widely viewed toddler content on YouTube, has a ...

The iPad can be an important tool in a parent's playbook for instilling a love of learning early on. These are some of the best educational apps for younger learners. We don't intend to add to the ...

Playing is learning—the two activities go together like peanut butter and jelly. That’s why it’s important to equip your kids with the best educational toys for their downtime, whether it’s between ...

Step into an American preschool classroom today and you are likely to be bombarded with what we educators call a print-rich environment, every surface festooned with alphabet charts, bar graphs, word ...