Imaginary Friends Are Good for Kids, Study Suggests

Make-believe playmates help children regulate behavior and cope with major life events. by Charlene J. Owen

Imagining Things from Your Perspective Can Help Improve Memory

Staring into space and letting your mind wander may be the key to remedying memory lapses. by Charlene J. Owen

Children Inspired By Natural Playgrounds Tend To Be More Physically Active

A touch of nature may improve your child's mental and motor skills. by Charlene J. Owen

Just Imagine: 5 Tips to Foster Your Child's Creativity

Two teachers offer tips on nurturing your child's imagination. by Lea Wynetta Dizon

What's the strangest dream you've ever had?

FN wants to know about your most interesting dreams-and your worst nightmares! by Belle Yambao

Eebees Developmental Toys: Putting the ‘Ee' back in Ee-maginative Play

Check out these baby toys from the Every Baby Company. by Liana Smith Bautista