Your preschooler is curious — and so are his peers. Help him get ready for inquiring young minds.
The Kindergarten Transition
Starting school is exciting for kids, but it can also be a little scary. A mother of two shares her experiences and some tips on how to cope.
Learning to Say “No”
Though it is sometimes tough to do, preschoolers need you to set limits.
Ask AF: A Fantasy Father
Ronny Diamond discusses fantasy play in adopted children. In this case, a single mother worries about the imaginary “father” her daughter talks about.
Did I Grow in Your Tummy?
Three-year-olds are fascinated by pregnancy and families. Here’s how to have a “tummy talk” with your adopted child.
Why Preschoolers Need Limits
Many of us want to indulge our children with gifts and leniency. But that’s not what kids need.
Oh, Brother! Oh, Sister!
Adding another child to your family can be exhilarating. But first, you’ll have to prep your preschooler.
The Land of Make-Believe
Fantasy play is your preschooler’s safe arena to learn about life — and work things out.
The Adoption Expert? Your Child
Be alert for clues about how much information your preschooler can absorb.
Ready, Set, Regress
Some children need a little extra babying before they’re ready to get on with growing up.