It changes both the white matter (which carries signals) and the grey matter (which processes information) in a child’s brain.
We are wired to hate whining, but that doesn’t mean it’s not important.
Responding to a distressed toddler with kindness and love may help them do better in school as a teen.
Playing with our kids allows us to recharge while making important emotional connections.
A parent’s touch, voice and even the scent on their skin help a baby’s brain make sense of the world.
You do, in fact, know just what you’re doing.
A mother’s instincts are her most valuable skill.
Mamas due in the fall: Hope you’re up for a future as a soccer mom. ⚽️
New research shows how parents respond to children’s moods has big implications for those children’s later mental health.