10 Great House Rules for Toddlers (No Driving!)

10 Great House Rules for Toddlers

Toddlers can be a handful. Their little minds are always active, and they love to learn and discover new things, but they don’t always know how to act properly or how to stay safe. As a parent, you need to set rules that are appropriate for their age and help them grow into responsible, happy … Read more

Reading Toys: 10 Best Learn to Read Toys

I’ve rounded up the absolute best reading toys for kids of all ages. Strap in and read to learn more and, more importantly save time. Our quick toy guides here at Hoosier Chapter Books are meant to be thorough, yet to the point. You can’t have a child without teaching them to read. Don’t forget … Read more

Emo Aesthetic: Parents Guide to Moody Teens & Emo Kids

Being emo (or having an emo aesthetic) was once a slang term used to describe a hardcore punk subculture, but usage of the term has evolved dramatically over the past decade. Today, emo is simply used to describe a style of music and the term emo boys and emo girls is used to describe teenagers … Read more

Developmental Toys for Newborns + FAQ

In this article, I’ll share my favorite developmental baby toys for newborns. Some of these toys are my own personal favorites and have been bought or given as gifts to family and friends. Some of these products are a result of my own research to find the best toys for my infant. Ready? Let’s get … Read more

Brain Toys For Kids: 9 Mind-Blowing Gift Ideas

Do you have a child who loves to think? If your child is a thinker, then they probably enjoy playing with puzzles, brainteasers and other toys that require them to use their brain to solve a problem. I’ve put together a list of toys that stimulate a child’s mind, which might also help them with … Read more

7 Subtle Ways to Stay Connected to Your Kids in Middle School

Having recently been once again thrust into the wilds of middle school, my oldest child has inspired this post to help parents of middle schoolers stay connected to their kids. Listen. I know how it is. Your child has started middle school and isn’t really interested in talking to you. If it’s the first time … Read more