So, you’re wondering, “Does my child really need friends?” or “Is my kid missing out by not hanging out with other kids?” The quick answer: yes, having friends is super important for your child’s growth. Socializing is a big deal for kids, whether they’re toddlers or tweens. It helps them learn important skills like communicating, working through disagreements, including others, and even sharing their toys (without a meltdown).

The Woodlands is packed with awesome spots for your little one to meet new friends, and the best part? They won’t even know they’re learning all of these valuable skills while they’re having fun!

Make way for the chilly days! We’ve been waiting for months to pull out our dusty winter wear, and the days are finally getting cold. But while 40-degree weather calls for the fun things like hot cocoa and fuzzy socks, it also means sneezes and sniffles are coming around too. Here’s our list of five natural remedies to shoo those runny noses away:

Can you believe it? Winter break has absolutely flown by. One minute we were unwrapping presents and enjoying holiday chaos, and now here we are—already saying goodbye to our oldest child again.

Do you have a college kiddo heading back to campus soon too? If so, I hope you’re able to make the most of the last moments together. Whether it's sharing a meal, running errands, or having meaningful conversations, these final days offer the perfect opportunity to create lasting memories and ensure your child is fully prepared for the next semester.

To help you make the most of this precious time, here are 10 thoughtful and practical things you can do before they head back to school.

Ah, your little one is teething! This common milestone can begin as early as 3 months and last until your child is about 3 years old. If your baby is in this age range and you’re noticing any of the following signs, they may be getting some new teeth! (And YOU might be getting less rest, at least for a little while!)