Children are constantly learning, right from birth. Their early years are the foundation for growth and development, and what they learn during those years depends on the experiences they have each and every day. This is our greatest challenge as caregivers, as well as our greatest opportunity.

How can parents and grandparents support learning? Since children learn in a variety of ways and styles, to achieve developmental milestones the relationship with parents and primary caregivers is essential. It's a connection that allows for optimum learning.

Below you will find several items with great information for parents and grandparents.

• Kid Basics - Tips, tricks and answers to help you care for your young child.
• The Playbook - Rules and guidelines to help you make the most of your child’s playtime
• Are You Baby Smart? - Take the quiz to find out.
• Learning Notepad - Make everyday activities into fun learning experiences.
• Recipes for Learning - Fun activities to spark your child’s language and learning
• Five Key Ideas for New Parents - You can help your child learn and be happier just by following these five simple guidelines.
• Child Care Checklist - When searching for a compatible caregiver for your child, leave no stone unturned.
• Everyday Activities for Dad - Dads today are more involved in their children’s development than ever before.
• Family History Projects ... for You and Your Grandchildren - The following projects are perfect starting points for passing on your history and having fun with your grandchildren.
• Meal Ideas for Young Children - Teaching an infant to eat ... helping him get the nutrients he needs to grow and develop ... are basic duties of parenting but ones on which parents often need guidance.
• Fun and Games with Songs - Singing together is learning together. Songs help your child connect words with their meanings.
• Sleep Diary - Keeping a sleep diary helps you get a clearer picture of your baby’s seemingly unpredictable and disorganized sleep habits.
• Learning on the Go - It’s easy and fun to provide early learning opportunities for your young child. You can do it anytime, anywhere – it’s learning on the go!
• Make Reading Fun - Here are some simple ways you and your child can enjoy books together
• Understanding Your Child's Feelings - Do you know the first step in helping a child learn? It is for you to understand how a child is feeling or what a child needs.