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Physical contact between infants and their caregivers can even affect children at the molecular level – an impact that’s detectable four years later.
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Across the U.S., bookstores set aside the first Saturday in December to celebrate the magic that happens when every kid has a book to read.
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Teachers, please don’t be afraid of raising your standards and expectations. Our kids are capable of more than you are asking for.
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How do people in positions of authority know when their judgments or actions harm others unless the consequences result in litigation?
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A recent study of toddlers aged 14 to 36 months focused on the impact of family conflict on parent-child interactions.
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From astronomy to paleontology, kids have been making scientific discoveries for centuries, long before they could drive.
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One truth stands the test of time: Most children prefer hands-on learning to pencil and paper drills.
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A recent study found that six- to eight-month-old babies were able to create a meaning for a word, but only after they’d had a nap.
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While we can't prevent nightmares from occurring altogether, we can take steps to help our kids through them.
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This is how I sneak into his world – a world of limited language and foods which has been a slow experiment in itself.
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When it comes to school performance boys do better when there are more girls around, according to a new study.
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We are raising our kids in the next industrial revolution where smart technology will change how they live their lives. These 5 words can help you steer.
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For most of us, the word “gifted” conjures images of privilege and automatic success. But that's not the whole picture.
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If you are looking for new activities to celebrate the holiday season, consider these fun and unique ideas from countries around the globe.
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by Tara Parsell
Etsy sellers also seem to notice this lack of educational toys and have created their own options perfect for the young readers in your life.
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If this situation took place on a modern TV show, I wonder what would have transpired?
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Even just leaving a phone or computer on in the bedroom can hinder good sleep for kids and teens, and yet so many do it.
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How can parents talk to their kids about generosity? These five stories are prime teaching tools.
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This research should encourage us to think about our own nonverbal behaviors, and what those behaviors might be teaching our kids.
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Children need to learn to lie to navigate our social world. This means children need to practice telling lies.
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Grade 4 is when kids are being asked to learn and use skills more independently than ever before. That means the need for time to explore is important.
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If your child complains of symptoms like a bumpy heart, difficulty breathing, or feeling hot in social situations, the risk of developing SAD is higher.
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To start your kids' culinary education – and perhaps even your own – you don't need meal kit deliveries or even YouTube starlets. You need a carton of eggs.
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