One of the most important things we can do for our children is to read to them. Reading is not only a way to introduce our children to new ideas and concepts, but it also helps to develop their language skills, imagination, and creativity.

Play is essential for young children to develop their social, emotional, cognitive, and physical skills. Through play, children learn to explore their environment, develop their imagination and creativity, and build relationships with others. They also learn problem-solving skills, communication skills, and self-regulation skills.

By participating in the Week of the Young Child, families can create #MightySmallMoments that will make a big impact on their child's development and prepare them for success in school and beyond.

Symbolic play is an important milestone in young children’s play. It is a natural process that is crucial for a child’s healthy development.

Here’s what you need to know about this kind of play and how you can foster it at home or school while watching the fascinating process unfold before your eyes.

September is National Yoga Month! Check out these yoga benefits for kids.

Have a little one who will be joining kindergarten this year? Check out these tips!

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MCTS, MPS and city of Milwaukee team up to create interactive bus stops for kids

MCTS, MPS and city of Milwaukee team up to create interactive bus stops for kids

MCTS bus shelters will serve as a colorful canvas for young children to engage and develop.