Young Children Are Capable of Extreme Bravery—Here’s Why
Researchers have examined the personality traits, the brain circuits, and the learnings that lead to children's heroic acts of courage.
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Six Ways to Respond to Your Child’s Tantrum
What’s really going on when your child throws a temper tantrum—and how should you respond?
Eight of Our Favorite Arab American Children’s Books
Reading children's books with authentic representations of Arab Americans can cultivate empathy and a sense of identity in children.
How Nature Journaling Helps My Students Feel at Home
A place-based educator in California invites his students to spend time in, observe, and document the wild nature around them.
Are Humans Meant to Share Beds?
Here's what research says about the benefits and drawbacks of sleeping alongside your kids and partners.
Our Favorite Parenting Books of 2024
Greater Good picks our favorite books to help parents and their kids nurture love, connection, and resilience.
Seven Tips for Talking With Kids About Politics
Half of American parents don't discuss politics with their children. But research suggests parenting plays a crucial role in political views and…
How to Heal Anxious Attachment by Prioritizing Your Own Needs
People with anxious attachment fear rejection, often feeling like they are less worthy than others. Rediscovering your self and purpose can help.
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