Category: Child development

Communication is a fundamental skill that shapes a child’s connection to the world. It evolves from listening and body language to using words, phrases, and complete sentences. Parents play a crucial role in nurturing their children’s communication abilities by incorporating a few key techniques into their daily routines. We are highlighting those key points which […]

Human beings are inherently social creatures, shaped by their interactions and relationships from the very beginning of their lives. These early experiences, particularly in childhood, lay the foundation for how individuals navigate and establish connections throughout their adult years. One concept that has gained significant attention in psychology is attachment theory, which examines the bonds […]

A recent study conducted by an international team of researchers shed light on the disparities in education linked to socioeconomic status (SES) that emerge early in a child’s life. The study focused on preschool children in France and found that students from middle- and upper-class backgrounds were more likely to participate in classroom discussions than […]

In a recent study led by Tyler Watts, Assistant Professor in Developmental Psychology, the positive impact of pre-K education on children in North Carolina was illuminated. Collaborating with colleagues Jade Jenkins and Kenneth Dodge, the research explored the question of how pre-K effects may vary based on environmental characteristics. The findings revealed that pre-K education […]