Today, social media has made information available, but it is also overwhelming; reels can’t raise your child; we need ...

Some people think babies are born smart or that what matters is having rich parents who can send their kids to fancy schools.

A large international study finds that babies living in insecure conditions, including as refugees, display key social skills on par with children raised in more stable environments.

Teachers play a key role in identifying students who are struggling Intuitively, teachers are uniquely positioned to recognize when a student is struggling emotionally, perhaps even more so than a ...

London Luton Airport (LLA) has signed the National Literacy Trust’s pioneering Vision for Literacy Business Pledge. The ...

A child’s growth isn’t just measured in height and weight. Young kids also reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, act and move. Becoming familiar with both markers — physical size and ...

Babies living as refugees have some of the same social skills as children with more secure home conditions. This is shown by a new study that researchers from Uppsala University have conducted in ...

Summer is perfect for kids to explore new hobbies and learn through fun activities. Mix entertainment with education to help ...

Babies living as refugees have some of the same social skills as children with more secure home conditions. This is shown by ...

As National Autism Acceptance Month and World Autism Month conclude, and interest remains high in understanding autism, UT ...

It is important for every child to feel loved by and special to their parents, but being uniquely loved is different than being regarded as superior.

"We blamed them first on the pandemic, but now my colleagues and I are beginning to think it's a cultural shift in parenting.