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Pixar’s Academy Award Winning “Inside Out” – The…
Bing Bong has made it safe for children to enjoy their imaginary friends.
That’s a worry that parents have carried for a long time. You can find anxious…
How to Plan a Play Day in Your Community
To keep young, plan to keep playing.
Robin Grille Speaks At UNICEF’s Baby-Friendly Initiative Conference…
Robin Grille, Kindred's Australian Contributing Editor and author of Parenting for a Peaceful World and Heart to Heart Parenting, speaks at UNICEF's…
How to Start a Play Committee in Your Community
Every community can become a playing community.
The Play Lady Tells Us How to Become Play-ers
The Urge and Need to Play is Innate says The Play Lady.
Mass Killers Explained by Syndrome E (Evil)
How can science explain mass killers?
Recently, Itzhak Fried hosted a conference on Syndrome E, an idea he published in 1997 to explain mass killers. Let’s…
How Attachment Helps Us Make Sense Of Terrorism
Paris has again been targeted by terrorists. The loss and fear that travelled its streets in January has been renewed.
It was after those January attacks…
A 21st Century Manifesto For Parenting
"We were reasonably successful in freeing ourselves from the four besetting evils of a competitive, industrialized social pattern: from greed for things…
The View From The Shore – October 2015 Letter from the Editor
This Letter from the Editor is from Kindred's October 2015 E-Newsletter.
Sometimes, it seems, it is just as important to sit on the shore and watch the…
“Grit” Training for Babies?
The idea of “grit” is hot right now. Schools and businesses are taking up an emphasis on grit, the perseverance to get a job done. Often, Walter Mischel’s…