Teachers, parents and librarians share how they have been using the comic to educate children about the new coronavirus.

Reading is a huge part of a child's development. In the early stages, it should be a shared experience between parent and child which can impart a love of books from an early age.
Reading skills are an essential part of building a strong imagination, love of story-telling and interest in learning.

Now, in response to the threat of the coronavirus pandemic, families are spending far more time together. I hear stories from all over of kids and parents all having fun together. Don't make them fear. Let make them fun. Here are 6 tips to make the stay home time become more meaningful and interesting with kids.

Studies have shown that children learn best when they are taught the letter names and letter sounds at the same time. In one study, 58 preschool children were randomly assigned to receive instructions in letter names and sounds, letter sound only, or numbers (control group).

Learning to read at a young age is important for the development of the child. It helps them develop a better understanding of their surroundings, allows them to gather information from printed materials, and provides them with a wonderful source of entertainment when they read stories and rhymes.

It works almost instantly...so your little one drifts into a deep, peaceful sleep right away...
Plus, studies show that this innovative method actually works better when fathers – not mothers – put their babies to sleep

Your eyes hurt…Your feet ache…And your energy is constantly depleted
All because this one thing you do almost every night when trying to put your little one to sleep… It’s something very few parents even know about…
…yet 89% of them suffer from it

Keep your kids reading with our guide to great book lists, book-related articles, and activities for children aged 3-5.

Hectic family routines are pushing kids' bedtimes back. Could it affect your child's health?

These sleep-inducing tricks and tips worked for other parents and they just might work for your family.

With inputs from experts, we take a look at why meaningful activities are important for children and what all parents can do to engage them meaningfully.

Stuck for some holiday ideas inspiration? We've got the best things to do with kids, whatever the weather. Stop boredom in its tracks now!

A mom who homeschools shares her secrets for getting through weeks at home with your children.

“Even for parents who love hanging with their kids, you can only take so much family time before you start to get stressed.”

Teach your preschoolers and school-age children something new today. Try these fun learning activities that you can do at home.

Some tips on how to keep yourself and your kids moving while maintaining a social distance during the coronavirus lockdown.

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We have answers to what you’ve wanted to ask a doctor about COVID-19.

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If you're home with kids, here's how your family can reduce the spread of coronavirus and stay healthy physically and mentally.

School closures due to coronavirus have parents wondering what they're going to do all day