Research shows that early conversations strengthen learning, problem-solving, and relationships. Learn more in this article.

Can adventurous play make kids happier and more resilient? A study reveals how small risks during playtime can support children’s mental health.

Learn key insights from a study on mental health challenges among Black teens, and how we can better support them.

Here’s what research says about binge eating in teenagers, including key risk factors like stress and body image concerns.

Can open-ended games improve kids’ focus and social-emotional skills more than structured activities? A new study reveals surprising benefits.

A study in Frontiers in Psychology shows how parents’ growth mindset influences their children’s beliefs about learning and improvement. Learn more here.

Did you know that simple household chores can boost your child’s thinking skills? Research shows that certain tasks improve executive functioning.

Many parents believe their kids love school and learn a lot, but students report a different reality. Learn about the disengagement gap in this study.

Research shows that teens with mental health struggles earn less and face more challenges as adults. However, investing in them may lead to a stronger economy.

Did you know that kids often underestimate how much their peers like them? Learn about the “liking gap,” why it happens, and how parents can help children.

A study reveals how childhood trauma impacts gray matter in the brain, particularly in the frontal lobe. You’ll also learn tips to support emotional healing.

Did you know that parental care influences a child’s genes and resilience? Explore the science of epigenetics in this research article.