Last week, I met with the manager of operations and the communications coordinator for the Rhode Island Association for the Education of...

A new research study published in Nature Neuroscience shows that children who live in poverty actually have smaller brains than their...

Last week, the 2015 Rhode Island Kids Count Factbook was presented to a room filled with health care and education professionals, policy...

Over the next forty-five days, Congress will decide the fate of an innovative, research-backed program that most of us have never even...

Last month I found inspiration for this post in an unlikely place: the December issue of Vogue magazine. The article was called “Natural...

If you received a text message reminding you to read to your baby or suggesting a game to play with your toddler, might it help to better...

For the first time, the American Academy of Pediatrics (representing 62,000 doctors nationwide) is recommending that parents read to...