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Vendor: EDUCATIONAL INSIGHTS Type: Games Price: 24.99 Puzzle play isn't just for the big kids anymore! Based on the award-winning Kanoodle brain game series, Kanoodle Jr. offers on-the-go spatial-reasoning fun with simple-to-follow instructions and large puzzle pieces, perfect for little hands. Kanoodle Jr. includes 60 head-scratching puzzle challenges that easily slide into the Kanoodle Jr. board for solo play. 4+ years.

We’re officially one week into summer over here and we’re starting to find our groove. I always feel a little stressed when summer rolls around, because I’m not great at the whole “no routine” thing. I like a predictable schedule, plenty of time to get my work done, and at least a few hours a day with a quiet house. And, you know, that’s all out the window for the summer months! But, I feel like I fall in love with summer all over again every year. I love the slow and lazy days, I love the extra time with...

As the parent of a pre-K student, I often wonder if I grant my child too much screen time. But I recently decided to stick to the ethos of quality over quantity: I’d sooner let my son have 30 minutes of access to an educational app than let him watch 10 minutes of a mind-numbing toy review vlog. That’s why I recently introduced him to HOMER Learn & Grow, an app designed to build literacy and math skills in children ages 2 to 8. Here’s how the HOMER Learning experience went for one eager 5-year-old (and his neurotic, pandemic-era parent.)...

Cool beds can have a positive impact on your kids. Anything designed for kids is cute, even something as big and as robust as a bed. Here, we’ll share plenty of cool beds for kids and teenagers that will inspire your next bedroom makeover.   The beds are some much fun that you will wish you were a kid again. Today’s beds are the ones you dreamed about having when you were a child. Well, now is your chance to provide your child with an experience you never had. Isn’t that what parenting is about? We’ll explore the latest cool...

We firmly believe that traveling is one of the best parts of being born a human being. We have the sort of freedom to go on life-changing, cultural, and educational adventures like nobody else in the animal kingdom. (Except for birds, of course—they can go anywhere, any time, and they always fly first class. Yes, we’re jealous!) However, what you see in those bright and brilliant travel ads isn’t always what you get.Underwhelming, disappointing, and a waste of time—that’s how some members of the wildly popular, 6.5-million strong r/travel community felt after going to these ‘must-see’ and ‘must-visit’ tourist attractions....