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How to teach your kid to clean their room: No pressure needed
Kids don't like cleaning - that's a pretty universal thing that parents often struggle with. At the same time, teaching your child to clean their room by themselves is possible - you just need to know the right approach.
Kate Yakimchuk cleaning tips teaching habits Helpful tips 7 July 2023
New Study: What Spoils Mother-Adolescent Relationships
Adolescence in a child is one of the most difficult in education. In the article we will tell you what can aggravate the situation and the parent-child relationship.
Diana Dashkevich parenting relationship communication facts studies Psychology 5 July 2023
Get your children a guinea pig: Gentle and fluffy pets
Guinea pigs can be great pets for children for several reasons. They are nice, they tend to be low-maintenance, and they can teach your kids how to care for animals and be responsible.
Kate Yakimchuk pets pets facts guinea pig Animals 5 July 2023
Math and music go well together: A new study on how music improves kids' math skills
While music and math might seem completely different, they can help each other. Using music on math lessons can help kids learn better, a new study claims.
Kate Yakimchuk music intelligence math research Psychology 5 July 2023
Professional Designer Tips: What Wall Color to Choose for a Nursery
At present, it has been scientifically proven that different colors and their derivatives can cause different emotional states in a person, for example: joy, sadness, anxiety, melancholy, etc.
Diana Dashkevich children's room walls colors House Design 5 July 2023
Chocolate paste isn't the healthiest snack for kids: Pros and cons of this sweet treat
Most kids love chocolate pasta - it's sweet and delicious, and it's extremely challenging for them not to eat all the jar quickly. At the same time, it's not the healthiest snack to enjoy - because it has its pros and cons.
Kate Yakimchuk chocolate chocolate paste healthy food sweets Cooking 4 July 2023
Poor children develop differently: How poverty affects brain development
Children from rich families have access to more sources of information, but that's not all. A new study shows that the connection between proper brain development and poverty is even stronger than we used to think.
Kate Yakimchuk intelligence money research development Psychology 1 July 2023
Baby talk appears more often around human-made objects: Unexpected research results
Have you ever wondered how much objects affect your baby's development? A new study shows that human-made items make your baby "talk" more.
Kate Yakimchuk intelligence research development brain Psychology 1 July 2023
When children read for pleasure, it will benefit them later: The new research confirms that reading is great for your brain
While forcing children to read can make them hate it, reading for pleasure can be actually very beneficial for kids. New research from UK and China claim that kids who read for pleasure when they're young tend to have better cognitive abilities when they're older.
Kate Yakimchuk reading personality intelligence research Psychology 1 July 2023
Interesting Study: How Childhood Poverty Affects Brain Communication Pathways
A variety of factors can influence the formation of the brain in a child. One of them is family well-being.
Diana Dashkevich life mental health brain studies facts Psychology 28 June 2023
Interesting Study: How Adolescent Stress and Maternal Behavior Are Interlinked
Scientists often wonder what causes postpartum depression and other changes in a woman's behavior after childbirth. In the article you will learn about the results of a study that was conducted on mice.
Diana Dashkevich mental health facts studies Psychology 27 June 2023
New Study: Store-Based Baby Products Are High in Sugar and Low in Nutrients
Nutrition of the child is extremely important for his development and normal growth. In the article we will tell you how to identify harmful foods for children.
Diana Dashkevich food health studies facts Cooking 26 June 2023
Harsh parenting leads to mental problems: When tough love goes wrong
You might think that being a strict parent always benefits your child, but sometimes it can lead to the opposite effect. The new research by University of Cambridge and University College Dublin claims that parents who practice harsh parenting have higher chances to cause mental problems in their children.
Kate Yakimchuk parenting mental health research trauma Psychology 26 June 2023
Kids need good role models: The importance of a good example
Even adults need good role models sometimes, but kids absolutely need them. Children can find them in their parents, teachers, or even fictional characters - but they need someone to admire, so they can become great people.
Kate Yakimchuk role model personality upbringing Psychology 25 June 2023
How to make a child's room appealing for years: Tips on how to make a long-lasting interior design
Children grow really fast, and their tastes change - and that's why it's so hard to find an interior design that will appeal to them for a long time. While you can remodel their room regularly to make it suitable for their tastes, it's way easier to create an interior design that will stay appealing for years.
Kate Yakimchuk children's room bedroom interior tips House Design 25 June 2023
If you lack something as a child, you might overconsume it later in life: The new research on impulsive behavior
When we can't have something we want, we might overconsume it later - it's just like strict dieting. An article from The Royal Society Publishing says that this correlation shows in many spheres of life.
Kate Yakimchuk addiction research mental health Psychology 24 June 2023
New Study: Children with Supportive Mothers Have Higher Intelligence
Education plays an important role in a child's development. In the article we will tell you how support can affect intelligence.
Diana Dashkevich mental health intelligence studies Psychology 23 June 2023
How air pollution affects babies: Cognitive deficits can appear because of bad quality of air
We all know that bad air affects our health, but the newest research published on ELife claims that it can hurt babies even more. When they are young and vulnerable, bad quality of air can make their cognitive abilities worse.
Kate Yakimchuk science air pollution research intelligence Psychology 23 June 2023
Why some children have bad appetite: What your child-s eating habits mean
We all know that growing children often need more food to get all the nutrients they need, but sometimes it seems that children are not hungry at all. The first thing parents think about is that they are sick, but this is not always the case.
Kate Yakimchuk appetite eating habits food Cooking 22 June 2023
Conflicts affect kids less when fathers are constructive: The newest research
Conflict in marriages is inevitable and can strongly impact children's socioemotional development. A study published on APA PsycNet suggests that how parents, particularly dads, handle marital conflict can make a huge difference to children.
Kate Yakimchuk family conflicts research Psychology 22 June 2023