Grudges come naturally to kids – gratitude must be taught
Gratitude doesn't always come naturally to children and must be nurtured
Conspiracy theories and fear of needles contribute to vaccine hesitancy for many parents
Conspiracy theories and fear of needles contribute to vaccine hesitancy for many parents
With New Study Showing a Student’s Connection to Their School and Family Can Have Lasting Health Benefits, 4 Ways Educators Can Build Stronger Relationships
When adults in schools build relationships with students, it can affect their health a decade later. 4 ways to actually do that
10 Tips For Starting A Kids’ Chores And Allowance System At Home
Parents, are you wondering how to start a chores and allowance system with your children? Here are 10 tips to get you started
10 Reasons Your Child Should Learn Another Language
10 reasons your children will benefit from learning a second language
The amazing baby brain says ‘pas de problème’ with bilingualism
Think teaching babies to be bilingual can hinder their language development? Think again, as new research highlights a baby's ability to absorb languages
The secret of being a good father
Past child development research often ignored fathers. But new studies are finding that dads play a crucial role in children’s behavior, happiness, even cognitive skills.
The ‘blowfish effect’: Children learn new words like adults do, say researchers
Children learn new words much like how adults do. Researchers found that when kids are learning new nouns, they use what they know about these objects—how typical or unusual they are for their categories (such as fish, dog, bird or flower)—to help them figure out what these words mean
Decades after a good-behavior program in grade school, adults report healthier, more successful lives
Researchers have found that the 'good life' in adulthood can start in grade school, by teaching parents and teachers to build stronger bonds with their children, and to help children form greater attachments to family and school
Screen time no child’s play
Experts in Australia are urging parents to brush up on national guidelines following a rapid rise in screen time on electronic devices for children under two.