Foster Empathy in Kids with These Simple But Powerful Acts of Kindness
Sneak peek: Acts of kindness for kids to help them grow in empathy and emotional intelligence. Research-backed but easy …
Child Development Classics
The Scientific Reason Babies Love Repetition
Baby language development is fascinating, isn’t it? Our little nonverbal infants go from cooing to babbling and …
Children Develop at the Pace of Nature, Not Technology
Sneak peek: When was the last time you asked yourself, “Shouldn’t my child know how to do this by …
Traditional Toys are Still Better for Babies
Sneak peek: Why do traditional toys still matter in an age of high-tech and electronic entertainment for kids? …
How to Survive Colic: Reflections from Science and Experience
Sneak peek: As a parent who had a colicky baby, I know how challenging it can be. A few ideas from science and personal …
More Evidence that “Difficult” Babies are Most Influenced by Parents
Sneak peek: Research is helping us see the temperamentally difficult baby in a more positive light. With this research …
Understanding Your Child’s Temperament is the Key to a Better Relationship
Sneak peek: Understanding the role of temperament in child development and parenting can open up a world of insight into …
Parenting Your Strong-Willed Child to Help Them Find Their True Gifts
Sneak peek: Parenting a strong-willed child is no easy task. Tips from a seasoned mom and parenting consultant on how to …
One Simple Trick to Make Reading to Your Baby More Effective (and fun)
Sneak peek: What are the best baby books? As new parents, we often wonder which books to read to our babies. Luckily, …