Planning a Playdate: Neurodiversity Edition
Playdates are an important part of childhood. They offer time for kids to interact socially without the structure of school or extracurricular activities. They...
Saying Hello to Baby
By Andrea Denish
“Nants’ ingonyama, bakithi, baba. Sithi hu ‘ngonyama.”
It’s the opening scene to Disney’s “The Lion King,” and Simba is being raised up high...
Autism and the Role of Siblings
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that can affect social communication and behaviors. ASD is considered a “spectrum” disorder because it can...
The Tooth Fairy’s House
Where does the tooth fairy live? Is it under the pillow? Is it in the woods? Why not in your house? This Oral Health...
How to Plan a Birthday Party for a Child with Autism
A mom shares tips on planning a birthday celebration for a child with autism.
Parent You Should Know: Sara Barthol
Link Tanzio is 10 years old and already quite a music wonder. He has played piano since he was 5, guitar for the past...
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Silence
A wordless picture book where endless narrations are possible. A silent journey through nature and different landscapes allows kids to create their own adventure....
Here’s What We’re Loving for You and Your Family This Holiday Season
By Elena Epstein, director of the National Parenting Product Awards. For more product reviews, visit nappaawards.com. All product images were provided.
Cake-N-Bake Challenge
Bring the excitement...
How to Have an Autism-Friendly Halloween
For many families, Halloween is a holiday to unwind and have fun. But for children on the autism spectrum who rely on predictability to...
Should My Child Get Vaccinated?
According to the World Health Organization, vaccination prevents 3.5 million to 5 million deaths globally each year. Yet, in recent years the number of...