How empathy is developed in toddlers is important for later social development in children – greater empathy in toddlerhood is linked to later popularity, friendship…
Child & Family Blog EditorMarch 2019
Articles relating to prosociality in children and toddlers written by some of the world’s top child and family researchers.
We cover research on the development of prosociality in children as part of health social and emotional development. Prosociality is the drive in people to be kind and good to others.
Mothers and fathers convey gender stereotypes when parenting. Conditioning early childhood by gender has long-term influences on social development.
Child & Family Blog EditorOctober 2018
Children with siblings who displays more empathy are likely to develop more empathy themselves, finds a new early childhood development study.
Child & Family Blog EditorOctober 2018
Baby development stages: gross motor and fine motor functions, perception, cognition, talking, social relations, self-regulation, emotions.
Professor Sabina PauenSeptember 2018
The 8 baby milestones: gross motor and fine motor functions, perception, cognition, talking, social relations, self-regulation, emotions.
Professor Sabina PauenSeptember 2018
The response to selfish behavior was blame and emotion, a moral understanding - “Hey, what are you doing?”
Child & Family Blog EditorJune 2017
Researchers found that grateful parents placed their children in activities that encouraged gratitude – e.g. family dinners & social events.
Child & Family Blog EditorJune 2017
They say that sharing secrets is vital for their mental health, yet they struggle to keep friendship as pressures to “man up” intensify.
Professor Niobe WayMay 2017
