Young children and infants can explore STEM activities by simply engaging with objects encouraging curiosity, problem-solving, and experimentation
Megan Sweeney
A new study says yes! Plus: those mealtime tantrums might have started in utero, and more new research that matters to parents.
Rebecca Shore Winn
Everyone knows early literacy skills are important. But we should also be promoting early STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) skills.
Kym Simoncini
Do girls have the smarts needed to succeed in STEM careers? Of course they do. Unfortunately, outdated stereotypes are holding them back.
Jilana Boston
Was your kid's camp cancelled? These virtual summer camps may just be the next best way to keep kids engaged an entertained this July and August.
Simone Olivero
