Games Animals Play
Animal play is serious business, say scientists Lee Alan Dugatkin and Sarina Rodrigues.
Getting Kids to Play by Themselves
This week, Rona and I take this listener question, from Anna: "I just watched your video about kids needing unstructured playtime. I have a question about how to get my 2 yr old son to play more independently of me. He will sometimes sit and play with his toys, but not for very long. He seems to prefer us to read to him or "entertain" him in some way. How can I encourage independent, imaginative play?"
Music for the People
Kids’ brain power is heightened more by creating music than listening to it.
Music for the People
Kids’ brain power is heightened more by creating music than listening to it.
Other Episodes
Fostering Creativity in Kids
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Gratitude for Lovers
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How Hectic Are Your Mornings?
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Is Yelling the New Spanking?
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Managing routines, sleep, and sugar intake so kids can thrive
The holidays are so fun, but many kids get really out of whack. How to manage moodiness and…
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