Family & Parenting Reviews - Page 3

"I believe we can start living in a Rainbowland."

Say goodbye to pop-ups.

Support your child's literacy journey with virtual lessons, read-along videos, and other ways to bring books to life.

The new characters live with ADHD, anxiety, Down syndrome, vitiligo, and other relatable personal experiences.

They can build their own voice assistant and virtual pet.

SEL is supposed to help all kids thrive, but students with disabilities are often excluded.

Visually entertaining? Check. Strong and relatable characters? Yup. Teaches emotional awareness? Absolutely.

A solution to every parent's problem?

We narrowed down the best nine toys of the year.

The sewing machine is pre-threaded.

Use a magic wand to reveal the toy hidden inside.

It even comes with a green screen.

The set includes missions to complete as you build.

It's packed full of games, stories, positive habit reminders, and more.

This toy is a hole-in-one.

Thinking of a last-minute gift? This Ancestry kit is intriguing, inexpensive, and will arrive before Christmas.

It comes with physical game pieces that control the virtual games.

It's a mid-range video baby monitor that comes with a parent unit.

3D-print your own toy collection.

It's not just a toy; it's a work of art.

But the lack of a parent monitor holds it back.

You definitely know someone who has LEGOs on their list.

Shop early and avoid a "Jingle All the Way" situation.

Shop early and avoid a "Jingle All the Way" situation.

Why is it so popular among adults as well as children?