You could be putting your child off reading – here’s how to change that
There are things parents and teachers may do that actually put children off reading, but here's how to avoid those mistakes and help cultivate a love of reading in kids
New research suggests three profiles of communication delays in early childhood
What does it mean if a child misses their communication or language milestones and what can parents do about it?
Research shows baby brains are primed to be bilingual
It's never too early for kids to be bilingual! A baby's brain is a sponge for languages and children as young as 11 months are able to recognize and process sounds from different languages
Sister, neighbor, friend: Thinking about multiple roles boosts kids’ performance
A typical child plays many roles, such as friend, neighbor, son or daughter. Simply reminding children of that fact can lead to better problem-solving and more flexible thinking
Researchers identify maximum weight children should carry in school backpacks
What is the maximum weight children should carry in their backpacks?
Child Poverty Is Down Sharply Since the Start of the Ed Reform Era
The US has made real progress on child poverty since the ed reform era began, says research
At Your Wits’ End With A Screen-Obsessed Kid? Read This
Parents, are you concerned that your kids are obsessed with screens? Here's some parenting tip on how to handle screen time
Should kids play in dirt and puddles? Gut health improves, research suggests, but allergy link not clear
Playing outside and getting dirty, playing with pets, and eating a diet rich in fiber is good for children's gut health
Autism awareness: ‘Better teacher training needed’
A mom in the United Kingdom believes teachers more training with how to teach children with autism
How To Stay Off The Summer Slide
How students can stay off the summer slide and keep learning during their summer break