Parents can help their kids develop a growth mindset by encouraging a love for learning and resilience, and by modeling the mindset themselves.
childhood development
Childhood injuries: the other epidemic
More children die from injuries than all other causes combined.
Invest in summer learning gains, not summer loss
It’s high time we question the assumptions baked into our thinking about the so-called summer slide.
Why you should increase quality time with your child — and how to do it
The amount of time that a child spends with their parent matters as much as the “worth” of that time.
Engage your kids early for skill development
Much research has been done to show that when parents are actively involved in their child’s life, kids have faster rates of development in multiple areas such as test scores and developmental health. According to the United Kingdom’s Department of Education, parent involvement has a marked effect on a child’s academic achievement and was twice […]
