A bookworm mom’s worst nightmare
What can book-loving parents do if their children do not share their enthusiasm for reading?
The value of allowing your children to struggle
Families have always been stronger when parents teach their kids difficult life lessons, even though it risks relational adversity.
A Food Pyramid for Kids’ Media Consumption
How parents can help control their children's media consumption by following a food pyramid for media
Children are stuck inside more than ever – how can we give them back their freedom?
According to a recent study, children are playing outside for an average of just over 4 hours a week. How can we get them to spend more time outdoors?
What Children Mean When They Say Technology Is ‘Creepy’
What does it mean when children say that technology is “creepy?" Researchers point out that when it comes to technology, unpredictability and ambiguous threats are main concerns for children.
Less than half of children in the U.S. are flourishing, study finds
The children most likely to flourish are those who come from families with higher levels of resilience and connection.
Sleep problems in teenagers reversed in just one week by limiting screen use
Sleep problems in teenagers can be alleviated by limiting their screen time, says study
My Turn: Parents can help stop the summer slide
How parents can help their children avoid the summer slide
Want your kid to be like Bill Gates? Here’s what the billionaire’s parents didn’t do—and it clearly paid off
Do you want to raise the next creative innovator like Bill Gates? Here is what his parents did and did not do to encourage his innovative spirit
Creating resilience in children is critical to their mental health
Creating resilience in children is critical to their mental health