Parents Tip of the Day

We get it. It’s hard to keep up with all those toddler milestones! These six moves are ones you won’t want to miss!

Asthma is the most common chronic illness of childhood, but often goes undiagnosed. These common signs will you help you recognize if your little one is suffering.

Potty training is never the same from child to child, but knowing how to handle the most common potty pitfalls will make you a potty training master.

Your tot might prefer play time over nap time but afternoon snoozes are still important at this age.

Encourage your child to learn basic hygiene and take care of her body.

Five teachers with a combined 90 years of experience share tips for parents of 2- to 5-year-olds.

Your child is learning to read other people’s feelings. Teach her the right way to respond.

When your kid is sad, lonely, or discouraged, you’ll search for exactly the right thing to say. Sometimes, a gesture like warming him up (literally!) is the best way to make him feel loved and protected.

New mom? Here are 37 helpful nuggets of wisdom from our advisors and other Parents insiders that are sure to come in handy.

The mom and dad struggle is real. Here’s your daily parenting tip from the experts at Parents.com and Parents magazine, whether you have a baby, toddler or bigger kid.

You’ve taught your toddler so much but you might not realize she can teach you too! Your toddler’s everyday habits might have a lesson or two in store.

Cold and flu season is in full swing so it’s time to brush up on your medication knowledge. Here’s what you should and shouldn’t be doing when it comes to treating your sick little one.

Cleaning an infant seems simple enough, but not so fast! You might be making these common cleaning mistakes.

Toddler tantrums feel like one of the worst parts of parenthood but they actually have some benefits! That screaming and crying is an important step for emotional development

Caring for toddler teeth seems like a no-brainier but cavities are on the rise. Here’s the easy way to keep those pearly whites strong and healthy.