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Kids often don’t understand how to appropriately express strong feelings like anger, frustration, or disappointment causing them to act out.
Sometimes in the middle of a power struggle, our parenting strategy dissolves into one-upping our kids and aiming to get the last word.
Beautiful healing books that address trauma, loss and transitions in our children's lives
Eco-friendly reusable cloth napkins for kids
Lizzy learns dance moves from her animal friends, but is embarrassed when children giggle at her over-active imagination.
Life Dice Conversation Cubes
A music-inspired storytelling game with prompt cards and an app — play it anywhere, from the car to the campfire.
A lightweight, patented device, includes a strong magnet and clip thus allowing you to safely and quickly install a child's car seat.
Diapers for playing, swimming and sleeping. Self-fitting rise stops leaks and blowouts plus a secured liner. Flush away the mess!
Dragon & Knight Reversible Cape Set...Brave knight or mythical dragon?
A pocket-sized calming tool that teaches kids deep breaths, soothing texture and positive affirmations to regulate big feelings.
A 14-piece wooden train set for preschoolers that encourages immersive play through record and play innovation!
Baby Teething Tie
Tech-enhanced, electronic toys are all-the-rage, but sometimes going back to the basics can offer the most magical, awe-inspiring fun.
Wait, did you say ALL IN ONE stroller?
WORD WITT is a fast, challenging word game with quick, simple rules — play as easy or hard as you like, for school-age kids and word-loving adults.
I couldn’t expect my kids to be better if I didn’t expect it of myself — and so began a self-improvement deep-dive with no end.
Your Face Learning is an app that allows users to personalize early learning worksheets by adding their faces to them.
Packed with 60 wooden meeples, The Table is Lava is great for the family, because it combines imagination with dexterity!
Books, supplies and homework are the easy part. Here are ten other ways you can support your kids through the school year.
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