Child development research explains why the loss of a parent-child relationship during divorce is so excruciatingly painful for a child.
Duncan Fisher OBEDecember 2018
Long-term impacts of play deprivation during early child development include isolation, depression, reduced self-control and poor resilience.
Stuart BrownOctober 2018
Infants’ exposure to their mother’s depression predicts poor ability to sustain attention when the child enters school at age six.
The EditorSeptember 2017
A low-income dad often speaks and plays with his child in unique ways that boost school readiness.
Professor Natasha J. CabreraSeptember 2017
Infants whose mothers were depressed after the birth were not rated as consistently difficult over time if family functioning is good.
The EditorSeptember 2017
Continuous maternal depression in the first six years of a child’s life predicts family disharmony—but not if the father parents sensitively.
The EditorJuly 2017
Combined depression treatment and parenting training for mothers brings better outcomes for children
Addressing a mother’s depression and her parenting skills at the same time can head off behavior problems in young children.
The EditorMarch 2017
Addressing prenatal depression is important because it may impact the mother-child relationship even before birth.
The EditorDecember 2016
