Laura Wheatman Hill's posts

The forecast doesn't have to ruin your kids' Halloween this year.

Waste-free cozy baked goods made from your jack-o-lantern

Which chips (or chunks) should you choose for your holiday baking and beyond?

A primer on who’s who in the produce section, for those looking to add more vegetables to their diet.

Making festive party food is pretty easy on Halloween.

You're probably familiar with dyslexia, but there are other reading disorders that are being researched and…

Dyscalculia is less studied and diagnosed as dyslexia, but it may be just as common.

Should you get your child tested for giftedness? And should you put them in a gifted program if they qualify?

Kids don't always need a change of menu—sometimes it's about shifting their perspective.

Many regions are increasing the cost of the cookies for the first time in years.

People with SPD can be hypersensitive and easily overstimulated, or hyposensitive and “sensory-seeking.”

This go-to snack blends science, tradition, and practicality.

Honor their artistry without it taking over your whole house

It's a necessary skill we all have to learn the hard way.

Your kids want—and need—some messy play, but you don't want or need all the clean-up.

Never underestimate the power of garbage or a good old-fashioned game of "fetch."

It's the gentle-parenting equivalent of making sure “the punishment fits the crime.”

How to eat, bake, and cook with these seasonal fruits.

Neither Nutella nor peanut butter, this Italian sweet spread is a delightful discovery.

Even become Pinterest Parents, if it comes to that.