How to Teach DEI Values to Kids

Wouldn't it be nice if we all knew at an early age exactly what we were meant to do in this life? Yeah it would have been nice, but that's not the...

Kids ask some whopper questions in public. It's just what they do. For most parents, the natural instinct is to shush them and hope it goes away. ...

Seeing people who live on the street is, sadly, becoming more and more common. And when kids notice, they're naturally curious and ask tough quest...

Part of teaching kids about diversity is coming up with logical answers to their questions about Native American history.   But as we learn more a...

Empathy is the ability to understand and be sensitive to other people's feelings by putting yourself (figuratively) in someone else's shoes.   Som...

Not gonna lie. Since the death of George Floyd, the last few years have been a long string of, um, "challenges." Especially for parents who have t...

Let’s get right to the point. Kids sometimes ask incredibly embarrassing questions at the most randomly inappropriate times.   Here’s an example....

Finally! Transgender people are being recognized and (slowly) accepted. But along with that happy news, comes natural curiosity from kids. They...

Refugee? Immigrant? Emigrant? Most young kids (and adults too!) don't really know the difference. For kids, understanding the difference isn't ne...

Remember that picture from a few years ago of the little girl standing up to the Wall Street bull? Keep that image in your mind's eye as you're r...

Gotta admit. Sometimes kids have an adorable way of avoiding the truth. Even when asked directly, their double-talk is so obvious it's kind of en...

We need to teach consent to girls while they're still young and life's more, um, mature issues haven't taken over their brains yet. The best way...