Play is how young children make sense of the world. Whether with dolls, blocks, trains, or playdough, children use play to ...

Is your baby smiling at you?” “Has your baby started crawling?” “Are they babbling?” “Can they wave and play peek-a-boo?” ...

Indeed, studies have shown that having more distributed attention, where a child is able to absorb the world around them and ...

Some go as far as claiming that teachers are responsible for their children’s inability to speak their mother tongue. However ...

As school returns, parents and teachers might each be faced with the familiar chorus of “I can’t find my school jumper” and ...

Screen time and social media use among kids is a hot topic, but experts say parental device use can also hinder child ...

As school returns, parents and teachers might each be faced with the familiar chorus of “I can’t find my school jumper” and ...

Many cultures believe that the time of a child’s birth influences the kind of person they become. Are they right? A recent ...

Central to this change is a heightened focus on preschool educators—not just as caregivers or facilitators, but as crucial figures in a child’s development. Through implementing structured training ...

When you ask adults about their first memory, for a specific event from their childhood, their answer typically dates back no ...

Diagram 1. An innovative approach to knowledge delivery and educational advancement.