Cognitive and Psychological

Learn what you can do to encourage your child's creativity.

Use art to encourage your children to think on their own and to be spontaneously creative.

Teach your children to paint without discouraging their creativity.

This article describes how children naturally develop art skills, without needing much instruction from parents.

Teach your children about art -- relying less on technique and more on their intuition and creativity.

This fun connect-the-dots game will help to promote creativity in your child.

In this rainy day activity, see whether your child can remember everything concealed under the sheet.

Sharpen your preschooler's memory skills by creating and playing your own memory game.

Test your preschool child's memory skills. Can she tell what's missing in this fun game?

Find out why experts say that a little boredom isn't bad for your kids.

Learn about the Cognitive Abilities Test.

Consider these suggestions to enhance a child's spatial reasoning.

Sometimes an imaginary friend can help a child work through some inner questions, needs, fears, or concerns of her own.

Here's expert tips on how to help your child improve her memory skills.

Developmentally, it's often difficult for young children to understand directions and rules.

Help your child focus on the big picture of schoolwork when excessive details bog her down.

Having imaginary friends is perfectly normal for kids.

Help your children develop their spatial smarts with these tips.