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These Simple Actions Will Help Boost Your Baby’s Brain DevelopmentThis article was written by Heidi Murkoff, author of the “What to Expect When You’re Expecting” series and creator of WhatToExpect.com, where you can find the original publication of this article.
Screen Time and Social-Emotional, Behavioral DevelopmentElectronic devices and screens (televisions, tablets, cellphones, etc.) are part of our everyday lives. So how do we regulate these devices with our children to promote their best social-emotional and behavioral development?
BabysittingWhen it comes to childcare, babysitters can be a helpful part of your support system. Planning ahead with a trusted babysitter can ensure a more positive experience for everyone.
HorseyYou are your baby’s favorite toy and jungle gym. Making yourself into an animal your baby can “ride” is sure to get some good giggles and smiles.
Sick During the Holidays? Fun Ways to Celebrate at HomeWhen you or your child isn't feeling well over the holidays, it can be difficult to find ways to celebrate. But there are many fun ideas for getting festive from home while you're recovering!
Different Discipline Styles in Action: Various Ways to Respond to MisbehaviorDiscipline is often most effective when it’s consistent and predictable for children. If the expectations continue to change, children might get confused about how to act in specific situations. It’s important for both caregivers to co-develop boundaries, expectations, and approaches to discipline and then apply those consistently.
Dental CareTaking care of your children’s teeth is an important part of their development. Find out what you can do to keep your child’s teeth healthy.
Q&A with Mario Lopez and Family about Having a New Baby at HomeThe Lopez family went from a family of four to a family of five and newest big sister and brother answer questions about what it feels like at home. The kids answer questions about bonding as a family, songs they sing together, and, well, who handles diaper duties!
Growth ChartsGrowth charts help you and your pediatrician follow your child as he grows. Here you’ll find out more about what growth charts are and where to find them.
Parenting & Behavior Management Strategies (Baby)Parenting is a family’s approach to raising a child. Teaching your baby appropriate behaviors and responses is a big part of it. When deciding how to discipline your baby, it is important to research different strategies and choose the approach that works for your child and family. Don’t be afraid to mix the approach and match strategies as long as they work at helping your baby learn in a positive way, and you are consistent with what you do. Remember to model expectations.
First 5 California Statement on Aggression, Hate and Violence Against Asian American and Pacific Islander AmericansFirst 5 California is committed to helping families achieve equality and justice.
A Conversation Guide for Discussing Differences in Discipline Styles With Your Co-caregiversWhen raising a child together, it’s helpful for co-caregivers to have open and honest conversations about discipline styles and how they'll consistently handle their child's behavior.
Ways to Praise and Encourage Your ChildWhen children receive praise, it can have a huge, positive effect on them. It can improve their self-confidence and how they feel about themselves. It also encourages them to continue doing the behavior that they were praised for.
PrematurityIf your baby was born prematurely, her development and needs may be different. Here you will find information specifically for babies born preterm.
Paid Family LeaveDo you want more time at home to bond with your new baby but are worried about your job and finances? Find out what Paid Family Leave options are available and if you may be eligible for them.
Former Baseball Pitcher Mike Krukow Brings the Grandparent Perspective into PlayThe “reading chair” has become a family favorite in the Krukow household where stories are told, books are read, and songs are sung.
Raising a ReaderInstilling a love of reading in your child is one of the best gifts you can give them. The best part about reading aloud is that you don't need any special tools or a lot of money – it's just you, your child, and a book! Read every day to help build your child’s vocabulary and prepare them for kindergarten and beyond. Talk. Read. Sing. It changes everything®
Risk Factors and Early Warning Signs Knowing the early warning signs and risk factors for childhood disabilities and delays is key to getting the early help your child may need. Early intervention is proven to be effective in helping children with special needs – either to overcome delays or help set them up for future success.

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