Dr. Joanne Foster takes a thorough look at extracurricular activities. She focuses on the basics, and on key matters such as content, costs, benefits, and demands. Then she answers questions that parents have about suitability and choice, and she provides helpful resources, too.

Joanne Foster’s article discusses the significance of creativity in children’s lives, highlighting five reasons why it’s essential for problem-solving, adaptation, enjoyment, skill development, and positive change.

Joanne Foster’s article, ‘Reading and Children,’ underscores the significance of daily reading for brain development, knowledge expansion, and familial bonding, showcasing the lifelong benefits of this fundamental activity.

Joanne Foster’s ‘Reading—and Parenting Book Clubs’ explores the empowering role of reading and book clubs for parents, highlighting the benefits of shared literary experiences in enhancing parenting and child development.

Spring has burst forth, and people are finally starting to see some light. Provide opportunities for children to have sensory-rich experiences outside, perhaps in a wooded area, garden, or park, while exploring the world around them.