In our continuing series of Q&A’s with leading researchers in early childhood development and learning, Ellen Galinsky, President and Co-Founder...
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.
The Marshmallow Test has sparked debate and inspired replication for more than 40 years. Is it a true measurement of executive function skills and therefore predictive of life success for all children or not so for less advantaged children?
Among the key principles of early childhood learning is the central role of parenting. Put in the plainest language: It...
Many studies of pre-K programs have demonstrated the same two findings: that high-quality pre-k programs give children advantages over their...
Health Triage is a new YouTube series that is hosted by Dr. Aaron Carroll. Dr. Carroll is a Professor of Pediatrics...
The Alberta Family Wellness Initiative developed this video with input from the Harvard Center on the Developing Child and the...
A UK study on the benefits of parent-child reading offers seven recommendations for multiple audience groups.
A new study says teaching children how to play the piano can also help kids build up their language skills,...
Oregon WIC is the state’s Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children. This public health program is designed...
