Your path to what matters most in early learning
In a multi-generational conversation with Jenna’s own mother, Lauren, and daughter, Ever, this episode explores the landscape of parenting in the past, present, and future.
Washington Post Columnist, Author, and Parenting Coach Meghan Leahy tackles a truth many parents don’t know they’re wrestling with: too much advice can actually make us worse at parenting.
Zach Rausch, lead researcher of the NYT #1 Bestseller, The Anxious Generation, joins Jenna to explore the pros and cons of screen time.
Author, Activist, and Facilitator, Mark Greene joins Jenna to discuss the state of boyhood and raising boys in today's world.
What is print awareness? We share what you need to know about this important skill.
Sesame Workshop’s CEO, Sherrie Westin discusses the origins of Sesame Street and why its mission is more vitaI than ever before.
Kindergarten math activities can help introduce your child to math concepts in a fun way. Here are some games you can try at home with your child today!
Segmenting words is an important part of early childhood literacy. Discover some fun and easy ways to help your child learn this skill.
Is your child learning to read and spell double consonant words? These tips make it fun!
Reading aloud to your child is a great way to encourage a love of reading and improve language skills. Enhance your shared reading with these tips.
Reshma Saujani, founder of Mom's First and Girls Who Code opens up about the crushing weight of comparison culture that so many parents wrestle with today.
Vicarious learning helps kids build character. Learn more about this type of learning and how to encourage it through fun activities at home.