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Child development
Why Do Adults Spank Kids and What Are the Alternatives?
Understanding how children of different ages learn helps avoid impulse to punish
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Too many adults misunderstand child development,…
The Evolved Nest for Children: A Manzanita School Video Series
About the Video
The Evolved Nest for Children video is born of a recognition of human ancestry and a study of the successful practices of…
Technical-Industrial Cultures Do Not Meet The Most Basic Need Of…
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The list of disconnecting childhood experiences is long.Adults spend much of their lifetime trying to repair the disconnection that started in…
Well, Virginia, It’s…Complicated: Child Liberation And The Santa Claus…
Child Liberation, the Santa Claus Story, and How to
Start Making a Better World this Holiday Season
"Love, as happens all too often in our…
There’s No Such Thing As Naughty: A New Book By Kate Silverton
There is no such thing as "naughty" when parents respect the child's brain.
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Young children's brains are works in progress, and it takes time…
Children Need Safe, Stable, and Nurturing Relationships: New AAP…
Prevention of toxic stress must be partnered with relational health, says AAP.
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To grow in healthy ways, babies need to synchronize…
Why Is Play Good for Young Children?
A new study shows play’s effects on vagal tone.
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Children's free play influences their physiological and psychological health.Healthy…
Parenting ‘style’ affects children at a molecular level
How a parent responds to their child’s needs can affect more than just behaviour.
New research from UBC’s faculty of medicine and BC Children’s Hospital…
The Amazing Adolescent Brain: Appreciate and Nurture It
The capacities of the adolescent brain can invigorate adults
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Developmental neuroscience opens a positive view of adolescent brains.Adults…
Raising Children In The USA Today: Changes Needed In Policies And…
Excerpted from Bram’s unpublished essay called “What Must Be Done”
About Marvin Bram: Marvin Bram is professor of history retired from Hobart and…