development

sad boy
12.11.2023

A recent study has provided insights into the long-term consequences of harsh parenting on a child's mental well-being. The experiment revealed that kids exposed to "hostile" parenting at the age of 3 were 1.5 times more likely to display "high-risk" mental health issues later.

Kate Yakimchuk research parenting children punishment Psychology 12 November 2023
baby
07.11.2023

A recent study has unveiled that parents who engage in more conversation with their infants can have a profound impact on their babies' brain development. Using a combination of MRI scans and audio recordings, the researchers demonstrated that the speech and interaction provided by caregivers are closely linked to the development of an infant's brain, leading to improved language skills in the long run.

Kate Yakimchuk research infants brain Psychology 7 November 2023
baby
22.10.2023

A recent study delved into what encourages babies to engage in "baby talk." The research discovered that infants are more inclined to use these early speech sounds, called protophones, when interacting with artificial objects instead of natural ones.

Kate Yakimchuk research children speech Psychology 22 October 2023
mom and baby
09.10.2023

A team of scientists conducted a study to learn more about how human brains develop. This study looked at how children learn from others, which is a big part of how humans have become successful over time. 

Kate Yakimchuk research children intelligence Psychology 9 October 2023
child and mother
10.08.2023

Music is amazing for its relaxing power, but it can also be pretty useful for children's development. Engaging infants through singing offers a valuable way to support social development and interaction, according to a new study. 

Kate Yakimchuk research music children Psychology 10 August 2023
toddler
24.07.2023

While it might seem that baby talk consists of nonsense, it actually has some characteristics, and they might be similar in different languages. A recent study conducted by the University of York and Aarhus University has discovered that "baby talk" or infant-directed speech exhibits similar characteristics across 36 different languages.

Kate Yakimchuk children baby talk research brain Psychology 24 July 2023
children playing
23.07.2023

Pretend play, often seen as a huge part of child development, has been linked to various skills that can help children in the future. It might be even more beneficial to children's development than we thought.

Kate Yakimchuk research children games upbringing Psychology 23 July 2023
parenting
23.07.2023

Most people already know that overprotective parenting can damage a child's social life and proper development, but there might also be some benefits of it. Active and caring parenting can have a lasting impact on children's health and well-being, according to a recent study conducted at the University of Georgia.

Kate Yakimchuk research parenting children health Psychology 23 July 2023
children playing
20.07.2023

If your child imagines new worlds and parallel universes when playing, it might be a sign of its creativity and good brain development. New research suggests that a larger percentage of children than previously believed engage in the creation of imaginary parallel worlds, either alone or with friends. 

Kate Yakimchuk children creativity brain research Psychology 20 July 2023
children tv
19.07.2023

While TV isn't seen as dangerous in the ways it used to be seen a few decades ago, it can actually be harmful to kids. New research shows that kids who watch too much TV have higher risks of becoming addicted when they're older.

Kate Yakimchuk research children tv Psychology 19 July 2023
mother baby
19.07.2023

Curious about why some children start talking earlier than others? A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Duke University offers fascinating insights into this phenomenon.

Kate Yakimchuk children research Psychology 19 July 2023
child gadget
19.07.2023

Lots of modern parents prefer to give gadgets to their kids to distract and calm them, because it seems easy. A study conducted by Michigan Medicine suggests that frequently using digital devices to calm upset children between the ages of 3 and 5 may lead to increased emotional dysregulation in kids, especially boys. 

Kate Yakimchuk research children gadgets Psychology 19 July 2023
baby
16.07.2023

If you've noticed your son's babbling skills surpassing your daughter's, don't worry—it's all part of normal development, according to a recent study. Boys tend to be more talkative than girls when they're young, but then girls become more talkative as well.

Kate Yakimchuk babies research speech intelligence Psychology 16 July 2023
chess
15.07.2023

Memory can deteriorate for various reasons. If you notice any changes, we recommend that you seek help from specialists.

Diana Dashkevich memory brain facts advices Psychology 15 July 2023
rich kid
01.07.2023

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 children intelligence money research Psychology 1 July 2023
baby
01.07.2023

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 children intelligence research brain Psychology 1 July 2023