Two child psychologists reveal the subtle signs that show your kids feel loved, secure and emotionally supported.

Between organized sports, activities and hovering parents, kids don't have the time — or skills — to initiate free play. That's a problem.

The Government is being urged to implement a national ban on “no ball games” signs to help create child-friendly playful neighbourhoods to reduce the “impact “addictive grip” of smartphones. The ...

Co-director of the poll, Sarah Clark, M.P.H., told Newsweek that finding small pockets of time for play can make a big ...

At this point, most kids can't get enough of Bluey. The blue heeler dog and her tribe of friends and family go on all types of adventures and share life lessons along the way. The Bluey universe has ...

About 1 in 10 preschoolers and toddlers go outside to play once a week or less, a University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott ...