What do we learn in the womb? Science writer Annie Murphy Paul discussed the research. Read More
Can infants learn through “observational learning”? After all, we know one key way infants learn is by doing — touching... Read More
It’s a key question for professionals and parents concerned with early childhood learning: Does participating in preschool carry positive, long... Read More
A UK study on the benefits of parent-child reading offers seven recommendations for multiple audience groups. Read More
Oregon WIC is the state’s Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children. This public health program is designed... Read More
As we consider the various challenges any nation faces, teaching our children – preparing them with the tools required to... Read More
Yesterday’s post focused on focus. Today our focus deepens. Specifically, we examined how parents and educators can help children learn... Read More
By Ellen Galisnky The debate in the media and around the kitchen table continues to gain momentum. Is free range... Read More
Whether it's baby talk, singing while changing a diaper, describing the food during meal time, or just plain chatter, parents and caregivers who talk to their infants can make a real difference for their children. Read More
Every day is busy. Every day with children can feel even busier. But within the errands and rushing and cooking... Read More
