Woof! Vroom! Moo! These are some of the first sounds young children learn to make before they begin to communicate with words. Through sounds like these, children start to understand and express their ...

Oliver Wildheart International will soon release five children’s books, signifying the beginning of a movement to educate, ...

Librarians read Librarians read “Five Little Chicks" by Lily Murray and “My Farm Friends” by Wendell Minor during the event, which drew 323 children age 4 and younger and 379 adults.

Giving a chicken, turkey or pig a name and pointing out its individual qualities may change children's attitudes towards animals. It makes children perceive animals as more similar to humans.

Farm on the Town returned to Sunflower Books and Coffee in Hancock, hosted by Copper Country Farm Bureau. For more than a ...

Folks can purchase the book on the farm’s website ... we don’t do much, the animals do,” she said. Children across the country will benefit from the sweet donkey’s message: that you ...