Steve Guerra: Use summer to continue social-emotional learning activities
How parents can use the summer break to work on their children's social emotional learning
New approach to children’s anxiety treats parents instead of children
New approach to children's anxiety treats parents instead of children
Language learning in children is like a phase transition
New research suggests that the sudden ability of young children to understand and form complex sentences is comparable to a physical phase transition.
Child’s behavioral health equally important, depends on engaging child’s community
A child's behavioral health is just as important as their physical health, but it can be too often ignored or take too long to diagnosis problems
Why those squeeze food pouches might not be so great for your kids
Food pouches might be easy, but they might not be the best way to serve food to your kids.
Playful parenting: 5 ways to help children learn through play
Playtime is not just a fun bonding experience between children and parents but it is also critical for a child's development as they learn big lessons through play
Curious Kids: how do babies learn to talk?
How do babies learn a language? It begins in utero eavesdropping on their moms. As babies they listen to lots of speech, the connections in their brains are more sensitive to speech that is spoken in the environment around them.
Yes, a box encourages a child’s imagination, research confirms
Do your children ever discard a toy and instead play with the box it came in? You're not alone. A recent study suggests a simple box, with its versatility, inspires a child's creativity.
Stressed parents rely on junk food for kids
Parents who feel stressed-out are more likely to feed their children junk food
3 moral reasons why parents need to get their children vaccinated against measles and other diseases
3 moral reasons why parents need to get their children vaccinated against measles and other diseases