From reading together to prompting conversations with engaging questions, you're building your child's brain and helping their development.

Toddlers can be tough to understand – but when does that become a problem?

From a vague ache to the potential for serious discomfort, growing pains come in all shapes and sizes. It’s hard to see your child suffering, especially when there’s no physical booboo to cover with a superhero bandage, but here are five quick facts to help you ease their worries (and your own!).

Deputy editor Lisa Van De Geyn speaks to a child psychologist and potty-mouth parents (*raises hand*) to answer this %#$&*@% question.

My six-year-old daughter had a fever that would come down with Tylenol but then kept going back up after the medication wore off. What’s going on?

Got a picky eater on your hands? Registered dietitian Jill Wallace offers the tips to ensure mealtime goes off without a hitch.

You know the usual chocolate bunny and eggs. If you want to make their Easter baskets a little bit extra (and why wouldn't you?), try a few of these picks for kids of all ages.

We've rounded up our fave picture books for kids, we'll keep updating so check back to see the latest and greatest.

You've heard the saying, "Celebrities...they're just like us." And sure, we roll our eyes because red carpets, movie premieres and product sponsorships don't really compare to our preschool carpools and runs to the grocery story. But when it comes to parenting? Yeah, we're all in the same...

Sometimes your tot prefers you vs the other parent, or vice versa? The reality of toddler life is that they change day to day.