Have you ever stopped to wonder how our actions influence children's beliefs of racism? Many of us haven't. Explore race among children.

Contrary to popular belief, differences in empathy development between genders are not significant, such that babies of all genders have...

We all know about manipulation in relationships, but can babies maniuplate us too? A crying baby can make us question everything.

Tantrums can be hard to handle, especially if you are already tired and about to have a tantrum yourself. Learn about tantrum development.

Have you ever wondered about the relationship between the brain and emotions? Read this article to learn about the brain's control center.

Wouldn't it be great if we could ask a child how they are feeling and they could very clearly tell us? Play therapy allows us to do that!

Suddenly, my house is not quite my home. The dining room - 5th grade classroom. The family room - 8th grade classroom. My bedroom = office.

What do you think of when you see, hear, or feel the word, play? Come learn what play is to children.

Let's be honest, co-parenting can be challenging for many caregivers regardless of their relationship status.

Black women obtained the right to vote in the year 1965, nearly a full century after Black men.

You may feel helpless. You may feel enraged. You may feel guilty. While we are not okay, there are steps you can take toward healing.

You will find a review of free phone-based applications (apps), for Android and iOS devices, that may be used during social distancing.

Right now, the world is responding to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. It is a challenging time for many people. That is because...

Mine. Mine. Mine! Sharing doesn't come naturally. It is hard. You can learn a few tips to help your young child learn social sharing.

Parental guilt is real, and it is unhealthy. Take a look at what science tells us about parents.