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Child development
Why Is Play Good for Young Children?
A new study shows play’s effects on vagal tone.
KEY POINTS
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Excerpted from Bram’s unpublished essay called “What Must Be Done”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…
Are You a Connected or Controlling Parent?
Meeting children's basic needs works better than coercing them.
Listen to the book review by Mary Tarsha and Darcia Narvaez below or on Kindred…
Connection Parenting: A Review Of The Classic, Beloved Book
Darcia Narvaez and Mary Tarsha review the beloved and classic book, Connection Parenting, by Pam Leo. Connection Parenting celebrates its 15th anniversary in…
How Not to Be an Angry, Controlling Parent
KEY POINTS
U.S. parents can learn helpful parenting techniques from non-western cultures.Traditional cultures interfere less in the lives of their children…
An Enthusiastic, Soon-To-Be Dad Asks Dr. Darcia About The Evolved Nest
https://youtu.be/a5I7N4A75js
About the podcast
Watch the new short film and find more resources for sharing the Evolved Nest.
What if you had the…
Kindred World Launches The Evolved Nest’s Breaking The Cycle Short Film
https://youtu.be/I34qwHB9O6k
About Breaking the Cycle
Human societies are built from individuals who begin life in relationship. The…
“Wellness-Informed” Versus “Trauma-Informed”…
Interdisciplinary knowledge expands our imaginations for who we can be.
KEY POINTS
Wellness enhancement should be our goal, not just avoiding…