Decoding the rhythm of time: Why clocks and calendars are fantastic early learning tools

Time is a highly abstract concept for young children. While they intuitively experience the passing of hours and days, visualizi...

The AI Frontier: How high-touch parenting balances with a high-tech future

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming the world our children will inherit. While this h...

The 'soft' skills: How self-regulation translates into future leadership

When we think of leadership traits in children, we often picture the loudest voice on the playground or the child who naturally...

An eye-opening early education research study in Canada: Children who are behind in math when they start kindergarten are still behind 9 years later

When toddlers step into their first kindergarten classroom, they bring a wide spectrum of early numeracy skills with them. While...

The critical truth: Why STEM education must begin in early childhood

A recent White Paper, Science Education: Fit for the Future, prepared by a coalition of researchers from Flinders University a...

Why a pediatrician sent her kids to bed without dinner—for their own good

It’s a scenario many parents knows too well: you’ve cooked a healthy family dinner, only for your child to flat-out refuse to ea...