Why Attachment Parenting Is Not the Same as Secure Attachment
Parents who embrace attachment parenting can be distressed when they can’t live up to its ideals. They shouldn’t be.
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Do Young Kids in America Have Racist Beliefs?
New research suggests we aren't born bigots. Racial prejudice is something we learn.
How to Help Gratitude Grow in Your Kids
How do children learn to be grateful? Child development research explores ways that we can support this process.
Why We Should Help Boys Embrace All Their Feelings
We encourage a narrower range of emotions in boys than girls—and that can be harmful in the long run.
The Surprisingly Boring Truth about Millennials and Narcissism
We’ve stereotyped the younger generation as self-absorbed—but behind the headlines lies a nuanced scientific debate.
Five Ways to Foster Purpose in Adolescents
Research suggests that young people rarely have a sense of purpose—but we can take steps to help them cultivate it.
Five Ways to Raise a Grateful Child
Gratitude is more than behavior—it is also an internal experience, one that we can help children cultivate.
Three Tips for Parents to Put Away Their Phones
New research suggests your phone may undermine your parenting. Here’s how to limit your own screentime.