What Humble Kids Have in Common
Here’s what research has learned so far about humility in children.
What Happens When Kids Help Design Our Cities
An innovative program in Colorado incorporates children’s ideas into city planning for friendlier, greener, and more inclusive spaces.
Six Ways to Help Girls Become Strong Women in a Sexist World
A new book reviews some of the pressures girls face in today’s culture and what we can do to help them.
Three Ways You Can Help Your Kid Be More Honest
It’s common for children as young as three to lie or cheat. Recent research suggests ways parents can cultivate honesty.
Teachers Strike for Meaning, Not Just Money
Teachers are walking out of the classroom in Oakland, California—and in the process revitalizing their city.
Dear Christine: How to Cope with an Ungrateful Spouse
How do you deal with a partner who doesn't seem to appreciate all you do?
Thirteen Films That Highlight the Best in Humanity
It’s time for the Greater Goodies, honoring movies from the past year that exemplify human strengths and virtues.
How Neuroscience Can Help Your Kid Make Good Choices
Learning self-regulation will set up your child for success in life.
Five Ways to Talk with Your Kids So They Feel Loved
These warm, nurturing messages need repeating over and over again with our children.
How Neuroscience Can Help Your Kid Make Good Choices
Learning self-regulation will set up your child for success in life.
Dear Christine: How to Cope with an Ungrateful Spouse
How do you deal with a partner who doesn't seem to appreciate all you do?
Six Ways to Help Girls Become Strong Women in a Sexist World
A new book reviews some of the pressures girls face in today’s culture and what we can do to help them.
How to Make Your Year More Meaningful
Here are some steps you can take to find meaning in the previous year—and purpose in the next one.
Can a Sense of Purpose Help Teens Through Hard Times?
A new study suggests that teens with purpose are more resilient and optimistic, even during a severe economic crisis.
How to Not Get Overwhelmed by the Little Chores of Life
A new book explores how to manage our endless cycle of administrative tasks and enjoy our lives more.
How to Help Your Kids Learn to Stick with It
Research suggests that young kids can learn perseverance through pretend play.