In a new set of resources, the Child Mind Institute notes that children may lie because they want something or they want to avoid something.

When a child says “I hate myself” after making a mistake or being embarrassed by something, caregivers might consider this an overreaction - but sometimes, children might actually mean it.

Convincing some children to cracking a book when they’re not required to can be challenging, but there are methods and activities that caregivers can pair with literacy that can help children to become more interested in reading.

Remake Learning Days will host hundreds of events across southwestern Pennsylvania when in launches in May, including a science-themed event at the Homewood Early Learning Hub & Family Center.

ELRC Region 5 is hosting two Ages & Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) developmental screening events in late April.

To celebrate Afterschool Professionals Appreciation Week, the National Afterschool Association has provided suggestions on how caregivers and children can acknowledge afterschool professionals who are making a difference in their lives.

The latest Thriving Kids podcast episode examines how social media affects children in these and other areas.

This month’s Buzzword is COSTUME, which means a distinctive style of dress.

The Child Mind Institute has put together resources on how to keep an eye out for early signs of developmental disorders.