Screen time and language development in early childhood

The "screen time" dilemma

It is the question on every modern parent’s mind: Is letting my toddler watch a tablet hurting their...

A persistent myth about learning to read

For decades, a popular saying has ruled the classroom: "From kindergarten to third grade, children learn to read; after third g...

The huge benefits of early education

Many parents wonder if early education is truly necessary or if they should simply let "kids be kids" until they start school. W...

The benefits of building puzzles with young children for their good development

Building puzzles with young children is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to nurture a range of essential skills. As t...

New research: Children should learn to read with challenging texts

Children are often taught to read using books that are believed to be "just right" for their current skill level. However, a gro...

Children can discover logical strategies earlier than Piaget believed

New research shows that young children are systematic problem-solvers at a younger age than previously thought.

At first glanc...