The risks of child development will be assessed with early screening. How will it work?
Latvian researchers are enhancing early screening tools to better assess child development risks after testing them on a sample of 1,000 children.
Psychotherapist reveals: Alarming fact about narcissists
A psychotherapist discusses how narcissistic parenting can negatively affect a child's development, potentially leading them to become narcissistic themselves.
The Small Everyday Moments When a Child Feels (Not) Heard: A Brief Guide for Parents on the Basics of Listening
The article discusses how parents can improve their listening skills to better connect with their children.
First child in Britain born to mum who got womb transplanted from dead organ donor
The first child in Britain has been born to a mother who received a womb transplant from a deceased donor, marking a significant development in organ donation and transplantation.
2-Year-Olds Already Show Group Bias, Says Study
A study reveals that two-year-olds exhibit signs of loyalty to their social groups while also showing personal preferences independent of group influence.
The richest families are replacing the poorest as those who give their children the least mobile phones: "Their socialization must be physical"
A recent trend shows that the wealthiest families in Spain are now the ones less likely to give mobile phones to their children, shifting from the trend a decade ago when it was the poorest families who refrained from providing mobile devices.
Paloma García Aranda, Psychopedagogue: "Much better than toys is to give children experiences; the more objects they have, the less their enthusiasm lasts"
Paloma García Aranda advocates for gifting experiences rather than traditional toys to enhance children's emotional and cognitive development.
A Hopeless Description of Church Records Found About a Child – Frans was a 'Wild Child'
The article discusses the life of Frans, a child labeled a 'wild child' who grew into a renowned figure in Finland.
Guide to a Dangerous Playground: How to Help Your Child Play Safely
The article discusses the online gaming platform Roblox and its safety concerns following a tragic mass shooting incident where the perpetrator simulated the act on the platform.
Learning Through Play. How Games Develop a Child's Mind and Emotions
The article discusses the importance of play in children's development, highlighting various aspects and benefits of learning through play.
The Power of Perception, Which We Lose When We Learn to Name Things
The article discusses how naming objects can diminish a child's magical perception of the world.
"Mini City" for Children: A Municipality in the Conurbano, Recognized in Mexico for its Urban Project
San Martín municipality in Argentina was recognized for its child-focused urban development strategies, participating in a training program in Mexico.
What is Reverse Parenting, a Growing Trend in China? Focused on These Methods
Reverse parenting is a new parenting trend in China where parents adopt the roles of their children to promote equal communication.
Tallinn's fourth family center opened in Mustamäe
The Mustamäe Family Center has opened its doors to families in Tallinn, providing support and advice for parenting from pregnancy to school age.
MT registered more than 100 reports of child labor in 2025
Brazil's Labor Public Ministry has initiated 111 procedures concerning child labor in Mato Grosso in 2025, amid troubling statistics showing about 1.6 million children and adolescents affected by child labor in the country.
Changes to the preschool system will not solve the pressing issues
The article argues that recent changes to the Icelandic preschool system may not adequately address the significant problems faced by it.
The Appeal: Allow Snowball Fights and Wrestling During Breaks
In Sweden, municipalities and schools have the authority to decide whether snowball fights and wrestling should be permitted during school breaks, with many schools currently banning these activities to ensure student safety.
Parentification: the consequences of children assuming adult roles that do not correspond to them
The article discusses the harmful effects of parentification, a dysfunctional family dynamic where children take on adult roles, leading to long-term emotional and relational issues.
Edeka in Frankfurt's 'Four': From Refugee Child to Supermarket Pioneer
Jafar Graf runs Edeka in Frankfurt's new 'Four' district, becoming a key player despite the risks involved.
Edeka in Frankfurt's 'Four': From Refugee Child to Supermarket Pioneer
Jafar Graf opens Edeka supermarket in Frankfurt's 'Four' district, balancing the potential for wealthy customers against significant risk until they move in.
FOCUS: The bad karma of divorce becomes an inheritance for the child
Children raised in broken families have significantly lower familial capabilities as adults compared to those raised in intact families, according to the editor Martin Ehala.
Parenting: Relax a little!
The article discusses the influence of parents on their children's lives, suggesting that it's often less significant than commonly believed, advocating for a more relaxed approach to parenting.
Susie Dent’s tips and tricks to add muscle to a child’s vocabulary
Susie Dent advocates for enhancing children's vocabulary through various engaging activities amidst a decline linked to screen time.
This is how a narcissist acts with a baby: 'Empty eyes'
The Iltalehti podcast discusses the impact of narcissistic parenting on infants, emphasizing the detrimental effects of lacking emotional connection.
Álvaro Bilbao, neuropsychologist: "Sleeping well is one of the simplest and most powerful ways to care for children's development"
Neuropsychologist Álvaro Bilbao emphasizes the critical role of sleep in children's development and emotional well-being.
The volunteers who hug babies that are alone in Chile: 'It is impressive how children bloom'
In Chile, volunteers are providing crucial emotional support to abandoned and unvisited infants in hospitals and care facilities, emphasizing the transformative impact of love and companionship on child development.
Storytelling with Picture Books Has a Positive Impact on Children’s Development: Analysis of 37,000 Individuals by Tohoku University
A study conducted by Tohoku University has shown that reading picture books to children has significant positive effects on their overall development, including physical and social skills.
The Government includes a universal parenting allowance in a strategy with 100 goals to be met by 2030
The Spanish government has approved a Sustainable Development Strategy aimed at fulfilling 100 goals by 2030, which includes a universal parenting allowance for all families with children.
Early detection of deafblindness can be crucial
Early detection of deafblindness in children is essential for providing timely support to the child and family, as emphasized by the National Knowledge Centre for Deafblindness in Sweden.
Why mornings in kindergarten sometimes begin with tears?
The article discusses the natural emotional challenges children face when adapting to kindergarten and how parents can support them.
Children's development depends on culture
A recent study shows that children's cooperation skills are significantly influenced by their surrounding cultural norms.
How to Face Children's Uncomfortable Questions
This article discusses the importance of addressing children's questions to help them explore and understand their surroundings.
A school in Jelgava implements an unprecedented teaching method in Latvia - training the brain on a balance board
Jelgavas Tehnoloģiju vidusskola has introduced a unique teaching method that incorporates balance board exercises into learning, aimed at enhancing cognitive functions in young students.
Two common phrases that don't help when a child is in pain
The article discusses the impact of adult reactions on children's perception of pain and highlights phrases that are unhelpful in these situations.
This is the worst thing you can do when a child has a tantrum
The article discusses parental responses to public tantrums and offers advice from parenting expert Devon Kuntzman on how to handle these challenging situations effectively.
They Want to Raise Resilient Children / Parents are Changing Their Parenting Approach, Trying to Set Boundaries for Their Children. "Finally," Experts Respond
Parents in Slovakia are shifting from overly protective parenting to instilling resilience in their children by setting clear boundaries and rules, according to experts.
My child has high abilities, what should I know?
The article discusses the complexities of raising a child with high abilities, emphasizing early detection, emotional support, and educational adaptation as key components for their well-being.
Parenting methods from the 1960s that would benefit children today
The article explores how certain parenting practices from the 1960s, now largely abandoned, could enhance children's independence and family relationships.
You will be shocked by what children were allowed to do in the 60s, which today is unimaginable for parents
The article discusses how parenting practices from the 1960s, which are largely abandoned today, could contribute to healthier child development, greater independence, and improved family relationships.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 6, 2026
The EU warns that TikTok's design poses risks to children's physical and mental development, demanding major changes under the Digital Services Act, while a teacher in Erfurt is sentenced to over four years in prison for sexual abuse.
Your child says they are bored? That's a good thing
The article discusses how a child's statement of boredom can be beneficial, encouraging creativity and imagination, rather than immediately providing them with solutions and entertainment.
Is your child complaining that they are bored? This is useful, here's how to react
Experts explain how parents should respond when their children complain of boredom, highlighting the potential long-term benefits of allowing children to experience boredom.
Firmness or Punishment? A Thin Line Between Building Your Child's Character and Breaking It
The article discusses the crucial difference between firmness in parenting and punishment, emphasizing their significant impact on a child's psychological and behavioral development.
Educational Counseling / My three-year-old son wants to jump out of the window and go to the hospital. Is that at least somewhat normal for his age?
A parent expresses concern about their three-year-old son who expresses a desire to experience tragic situations, seeking guidance on whether this behavior is normal for his age.
How to Identify a Narcissistic Father or Mother, According to Psychology
The article discusses the characteristics of narcissistic parents and how their lack of empathy and emotional manipulation can negatively impact their children's development and adult lives.
Protecting minors requires confronting platforms
The article discusses the government's plan to prohibit minors from accessing social media due to the negative impact it has on their development, acknowledging the challenges of enforcing such a ban.
Nutritionist advises: These phrases you should never say to picky children
Nutritionist Veronica La Marca shares tips for parents on what phrases to avoid saying to picky eaters, highlighting how pressure can create resistance.
Eight sentences that parents of brilliant children often use
The way parents talk to their children significantly influences their emotional development, sense of security, and self-confidence, with certain phrases becoming part of the child's internal dialogue.
Advisors: Parents who raise brilliant children often tell them eight things
The way parents communicate with their children significantly impacts their emotional development, sense of security, and self-confidence, with certain phrases commonly used by parents of exceptional children.
The child and youth mayor is skeptical of the Social Democrats' plan for small classes
The child and youth mayor of Copenhagen, Jakob Næsager, doubts the effectiveness of the Social Democrats' proposal to reduce class sizes to 14 students in grades 0-3 starting in 2028, arguing that smaller classes may hinder students' social development.