Lisa Evans

If you’re guilty of shoving toys into closets when company arrives and buying things twice because you can’t find the original, you could be teaching your children to be packrats. “When you’re not there enough, you buy a lot of toys and a lot of clothing because toys and clothing

Family game night is more than just cheap fun. Playing together helps children’s cognitive and social development.

Pregnancy can be a joyous time, but it can also be a pain in the… back.

Marks aren’t the only indication of your child’s success. Here’s how to support learning, especially when kids aren’t at the top of the class.

Ease back-to-school jitters with the right words.

Fears of strangers or a particularly vicious-looking dog are spontaneous and reactive. Phobias, on the other hand, last several months or years, and even into adulthood.

How to help children deal with death.