Watch out! These classic fairy tales may be harming your kids.
Lack of good relationship with parents may affect mid-life health.
'My son doesn't watch television. We don't allow him. I am a very strict parent. He is four years old.'
Deciphering childhood misbehavior
Feeling unsafe at school may hamper a student's learning potential and also contribute to more emotional problems, warns new research.
Loving your child comes naturally, but what about respect? Child psychologist, Shachi Dalvi, shares tips on how you can show respect to your child.
How many healthy habits have you inculcated in your kids?
Presence of noisy distractions such as TV, radio and people talking in the home or at school, says a study.
Home-cooked meals specifically made for infants and young children, are not always healthier than commercially available baby foods, new research suggests.
Children whose parents misuse alcohol or use, produce or distribute drugs face an increased risk of medical and behavioural problems, says a study.
Turns out, a dad plays a surprisingly large role in his baby's development, from language and cognitive growth in toddler-hood to social skills in fifth grade.
Parents, you may want to expose your kids to nature more as according to a recent study, it could yield extraordinary results.
If you are having problems at work then there is a likelihood that your parents might be responsible to some extent for your troubles, a new research has startlingly revealed.
According to a new research there is no significant difference between a donor-conceived child and one conceived the same way but with two heterosexual parents.
While some parental involvement can help children develop, too much hovering can stir up anxiety and depression in them, according to a new study.
Americans are not generally unhappy people but parents in the US generally are not as happy as those without children, new research suggests. The reason is the relative lack of workplace 'packages.'
You may not know it, but your parenting methods affect your child's future, according to a recent study.
Jadish Singh, an eminent Sikh scholar and educationist said that its true that today's generation is paying more time to technologies than to other things and the theory of teaching parenting is more fairer than the practicality of the issue, which today's parents have been facing.
A new meta-analysis of 50 years of research on spanking by experts at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Michigan has found that spanking leads children's increased anti-social behavior, aggression, mental health problems and cognitive difficulties.
Didn't think 15-month-old infants would sense something like anger and actually judge the person? You're in for a lot of surpise!
They have also pledged 99% of their Facebook shares to promote equality and advance human potential to improve the world for generation to come.
Identify your parenting style and how it can influence your child.
Here is how to say 'no' to your child without saying it.
Choice of cartoons influences your parenting style
'My son doesn't watch television. We don't allow him. I am a very strict parent. He is four years old.'
Deciphering childhood misbehavior
Feeling unsafe at school may hamper a student's learning potential and also contribute to more emotional problems, warns new research.
How many healthy habits have you inculcated in your kids?
Presence of noisy distractions such as TV, radio and people talking in the home or at school, says a study.
Home-cooked meals specifically made for infants and young children, are not always healthier than commercially available baby foods, new research suggests.
Children whose parents misuse alcohol or use, produce or distribute drugs face an increased risk of medical and behavioural problems, says a study.
Turns out, a dad plays a surprisingly large role in his baby's development, from language and cognitive growth in toddler-hood to social skills in fifth grade.
Parents, you may want to expose your kids to nature more as according to a recent study, it could yield extraordinary results.
If you are having problems at work then there is a likelihood that your parents might be responsible to some extent for your troubles, a new research has startlingly revealed.
According to a new research there is no significant difference between a donor-conceived child and one conceived the same way but with two heterosexual parents.
While some parental involvement can help children develop, too much hovering can stir up anxiety and depression in them, according to a new study.
Americans are not generally unhappy people but parents in the US generally are not as happy as those without children, new research suggests. The reason is the relative lack of workplace 'packages.'
You may not know it, but your parenting methods affect your child's future, according to a recent study.
Jadish Singh, an eminent Sikh scholar and educationist said that its true that today's generation is paying more time to technologies than to other things and the theory of teaching parenting is more fairer than the practicality of the issue, which today's parents have been facing.
A new meta-analysis of 50 years of research on spanking by experts at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Michigan has found that spanking leads children's increased anti-social behavior, aggression, mental health problems and cognitive difficulties.
Didn't think 15-month-old infants would sense something like anger and actually judge the person? You're in for a lot of surpise!
They have also pledged 99% of their Facebook shares to promote equality and advance human potential to improve the world for generation to come.
Identify your parenting style and how it can influence your child.
Here is how to say 'no' to your child without saying it.
Choice of cartoons influences your parenting style
Working after you have a baby can make you feel guilty as you drop off your child to a daycare centre but here are reasons you shouldn't.
App that forces kids to answer their parents' call
‘Traditional societies’ parenting methods could benefit children’
