Screen time is part of everyday family life, but parents and caregivers may still wonder how much is appropriate during a child’s earliest years. Updated guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics encourages families to look beyond minutes alone and consider the child, the content being viewed and what media use may be replacing. This article explains the latest recommendations for screen time for babies and toddlers, including how caregivers can respond when children have difficulty putting devices down without trying to eliminate screens entirely. It also offers age-specific guidance and practical ideas for managing screen use at home or in childcare settings.

Have you ever wondered about the best age to start teaching your child about organizing their toys and cleaning their rooms?

Mental health for infants and toddlers concentrates on how well a child between the age of 0-3 develops socially and emotionally.

It is a natural instinct to want to keep our children safe, healthy and happy. With September being National Baby Safety Month, Kids Incorporated wanted to share poison prevention tips especially relevant for the 0-3 year olds we serve in the Big Bend area.