Learn how to navigate the world of non-toxic kids' clothing and explore the best brands for sustainable, non-toxic, and eco-friendly options. From organic materials to natural dyes, learn how to prioritize your child's health and well-being while making conscious choices in children's fashion. Join us as we delve into the importance of transparency in clothing production and the impact of harmful substances on young bodies. Whether you're a parent, caregiver, or simply curious about sustainable fashion, this episode offers valuable insights into creating a safer and healthier wardrobe for your little ones.

Discover key insights from "Oh Crap! Potty Training" by Jamie Glowacki in these 3 takeaways. Learn about effective planning for the big day, including setting a date, hiding the potty chair, and clearing your calendar for a dedicated potty training week. Explore the importance of the language used to motivate your child and post-training strategies like having them dump it out in the toilet and using positive language. Lastly, dispel common potty training myths and misconceptions, such as waiting for signals and gender differences. Plus, find tips on the importance of dressing skills for your child's independence in this comprehensive guide.

Food coloring is found in many foods but it provides no nutritional benefits. Food dye effects have been linked to hyperactivity, allergies, and even cancer. Are the claims true? How to stay safe.

Kids do annoying things (lying, pushing boundaries, tantrumming) but these are not only developmentally appropriate but they may be a sign of health and intelligence.

Three takeaways from The Family Firm: redshirting, sleep, and screen time.

The creator of the ChristmasPrism app, the holiday light-finding app, talks about his battle with CIDP, going viral, and life as a dad.

Three takeaways from How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk: praise, buts, and sharing.

In the last 150 years we've moved from horses to cars and landed on the moon, yet in schools, not much has changed. School curriculums should. Here are things every kid should learn.