Do Parents Need to Apologize for Their Children Acting Like…Children?
Sneak peek: Do we need to apologize for children’s developmentally appropriate behavior? Thoughts on fostering a …
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The Hidden Power of Picture Books for Older Kids
Sneak peek: Picture books for older readers still hold a lot of appeal and developmental benefits. Ideas for …
Research Uncovers Why “Smart” Students Cheat
Sneak peek: Why do students cheat? Research helps us understand cheating, especially those who seem too …
In a Divisive World, Raising an Emotional Intelligent Kid is a Powerful Act
Sneak peek: Nurturing emotional intelligence for kids is a goal for most parents. Research helps us find ways to model …
“Aren’t They Just Playing?” The Subtle (but Amazing) Way Play-Based Preschool Ignites Learning
Sneak peek: There are many misconceptions when it comes to understanding play-based learning in preschool. While …
What Does an Effective Preschool Look Like? A Guide for Curious Parents
Sneak peek: Parents often ask what to look for in a preschool. This post can be your guide for what questions to ask on …
Growth Mindset: Helping Kids See Failure with a New Lens
Growth mindset is more than just a buzzword. Research helps us understand growth mindset for kids and helps …
Screen Time Recommendations for Children {by age}
Screen time recommendations for children are a hot topic for parents. Parents face ridicule, guilt, and pressure from …
Super Simple, Research-Backed Ways to Raise a Thankful Child
Sneak peek: Most of us have a goal of raising a thankful child, but the cultural narrative of entitlement is a major …