A study asked 10- to 14-year-olds how they deal with stress. Here’s what researchers found, what it means for parents and caregivers.

What does the frontal lobe do, and how does it affect kids’ behavior, language, and emotions? This research article covers five regions of the frontal lobe.

A new study links increased screen time to higher myopia risk in young people. Learn which devices are most concerning and what parents can do.

A study of 12 hospitalized children shows art therapy reduces emotional distress and helps kids feel like artists, not patients. Learn more here.

Children who attend preschool and have engaged parents perform better in school, especially in math, according to a study. Find out more.

Here’s how playing sports boosts kids’ emotional health, based on a study of 4,000 children in the Generation R project.

A study shows that involving kids with disabilities in goal setting is key, but professionals need more guidance and resources. Learn more here.

A study shows how loneliness, confidence, and social support can influence help-seeking behaviors among students.

Hope can protect kids from risky behaviors. Learn what research says and how to build hope.

Curious about whether working together boosts performance and memory? Check out this research on joint attention.

Learn how emotional granularity relates to teen depression and anxiety, and why teaching them to name their emotions matters.

Can teaching forgiveness really help teens feel better? A new study shows how school-based forgiveness lessons improved students’ mental health.