Why Comparing Children Makes Problems Worse (US)
When something is hard at daycare — biting, slow language, a friendship that won't take — the most natural move in the world is to look at the other c...
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When something is hard at daycare — biting, slow language, a friendship that won't take — the most natural move in the world is to look at the other c...
When something is hard at daycare — biting, slow language, a friendship that won't take — the most natural move in the world is to look at the other c...
When something is hard at daycare — biting, slow language, a friendship that won't take — the most natural move in the world is to look at the other c...
"You're so smart" sounds like the safest thing you can say to a child. The data say otherwise. In a series of well-replicated studies, children praise...
You catch your reflection in the kitchen window at 9 p.m., still in the clothes you slept in, holding a half-eaten piece of toast you started three ho...
The remark slips out without thinking. "Your sister was already sleeping through by this age." "Look how nicely your brother is sitting." It sounds li...
When something is hard at daycare — biting, slow language, a friendship that won't take — the most natural move in the world is to look at the other c...
The self-esteem industry has done children few favours. The generation raised on trophy-for-everyone participation awards and "you're so special" prai...
Children's inner voices form largely unseen by parents. The child who, after making a mistake, says to themselves "I'm so stupid, I always get things...
Body image concerns are not a teenage problem that turns up in adolescence. They start much earlier — often in primary school, sometimes in preschool...