• Getting Adults on Board With Messy Nature Play

• Words Matter: How Researchers Can Avoid Stigmatizing Language

• 60 Years Later, High School Quality May Have a Long-Term Impact on Cognition

• Brain Activity Decoder Can Reveal Stories in People's Minds

• Mental Imagery a Helpful Way to Distract Teens from Negative Thought Patterns

• Speaking a Tonal Language Could Boost Your Melodic Ability, but at the Cost of Rhythm

• Poor Air Quality Linked to Cognitive Problems in Babies
• Study Finds Early RSV Infection Linked to Significantly Increased Risk of Asthma in Children
• Problems With 'pruning' Brain Connections Linked to Adolescent Mental Health Disorders

• Impact of Maternal Stress During Pregnancy on Child's Health

• Drinking Alcohol While Breastfeeding Impacts Health of Newborns
• Grambank Shows the Diversity of the World's Languages

• Research Shows Why Some Children May Be Slower to Learn Words
• Early Signs That May Help Predict ADHD Risk

• Two Brain Networks Are Activated While Reading, Study Finds
• How Music Can Prevent Cognitive Decline
• Can You Describe a Sensation Without Feeling It First?

• More Structure, Fewer Screens Makes for Healthier Kids in the School Holidays

• The Brain's Cannabinoid System Protects Against Addiction Following Childhood Maltreatment

• New Insights on Brain Development Sequence Through Adolescence
• Kids Judge Alexa Smarter Than Roomba, but Say Both Deserve Kindness

• English Language Pushes Everyone -- Even AI Chatbots -- To Improve by Adding

• Harsh Discipline Increases Risk of Children Developing Lasting Mental Health Problems

• Preschoolers Prefer to Learn from a Competent Robot Than an Incompetent Human

• Beneficial Bacteria in the Infant Gut Uses Nitrogen from Breast Milk to Support Baby's Health

• The Challenge of Keeping an Audience Engaged: How Language Shapes Attention

• Researchers Find Strong Adolescent-Parent Relationships Lead to Better Long-Term Health Outcomes in Young Adults
• Going Beyond English Is Critical for Conservation

• Preterm Babies Do Not Habituate to Repeated Pain

• How Moms and Dads View Each Other as Co-Parents Affects Kids

• A New and Better Way to Create Word Lists

• 'All Work, No Independent Play' Cause of Children's Declining Mental Health

• 妈妈正在th如何e Lead in Shaping Children's Education
• Hunter-Gatherer Childhoods May Offer Clues to Improving Education and Wellbeing in Developed Countries

• Children at Risk for Autism Struggle to Notice Mismatched Audio and Video, Researchers Find

• The Self-Taught Vocabulary of Homesigning Deaf Children Supports Universal Constraints on Language

• Small Differences in Mom's Behavior May Show Up in Child's Epigenome

• Physical Activity Can Help Mental Health in Pre-Teen Years

• Parental Investment May Have Aided Evolution of Larger Brains
• Protective Parenting May Help Your Kids Avoid Health Problems as Adults

• The Far-Reaching Consequences of Child Abuse

• Robot Helps Students With Learning Disabilities Stay Focused
• Infants Outperform AI in 'commonsense Psychology'

• Mothers' Alcohol Consumption Before and During Pregnancy Is Linked to Changes in Children's Face Shapes

• Brain-Wave Data and Hearing Test May Help Diagnosis Autism Earlier
• Daily, Consistent Parental Reading in the First Year of Life Improves Infants' Language Scores

• A Sense of Purpose May Have Significant Impact on Teens' Emotional Well-Being
• Children Use the Same Brain Network as Adults for Tough Problems

• Disrupted Flow of Brain Fluid May Underlie Neurodevelopmental Disorders

• Warning Signs of Poor Mental Health in Athletes
• Toddlers' Attention to 'motherese' Speech May Be Used to Diagnose Autism

• Video Game Playing Causes No Harm to Young Children's Cognitive Abilities, Study Finds
• Brain Structural Differences Observed in Children With Conduct Disorder With and Without Childhood Maltreatment
• Fertility Treatment Does Not Adversely Affect Cardiovascular Health of Offspring, International Study Suggests

• Babies Remember Faces Despite Face Masks, Study Suggests
• Learning With All Your Senses: Multimodal Enrichment as the Optimal Learning Strategy of the Future
• Racial Disparities in Childhood Adversity Linked to Brain Structural Differences in U.S. Children

• Can a Computer Teach Babies to Count?
• Tuning Into Brainwave Rhythms Speeds Up Learning in Adults, Study Finds

• New Collection of Human Brain Atlases That Chart Postnatal Development

• Altered Speech May Be the First Sign of Parkinson's Disease

• Getting Kids Outdoors Can Reduce the Negative Effects of Screen Time
• Childhood Trauma Linked to Civic Environmental Engagement, Green Behavior

• Genetic Diagnosis Helps Guide Care of Childhood Hearing Loss

• Even Preschoolers Can Spot a Cop-out
• Separation Leads to Significant but Temporary Gender Differences in Parent-Child Time

• The Link Between Mental Health and ADHD Is Strong -- So Why Aren't We Paying Attention?

• Bilingual Kids Could Lead in Ocean Environmental Action

• Falling Birth Rate in US Not Due to Less Desire to Have Children

• Childhood Maltreatment Linked With Multiple Mental Health Problems

• Generous Parental Leave Is Protective Against Poorer Mental Health

• Singing Supports Stroke Rehabilitation

• Can the AI Driving ChatGPT Help to Detect Early Signs of Alzheimer's Disease?

• Antidepressant Use, Infection During Pregnancy Linked to Neurodevelopmental Changes in Babies, Study Suggests
• Virtual Reality Game to Objectively Detect ADHD
• Child Body Weight Has Limited Effects on Mood and Behavioral Disorders
• Orangutan Communication Sheds Light on Human Speech Origins

• When Using Virtual Reality as a Teaching Tool, Context and 'feeling Real' Matter
• Adult Children More Likely to Be Estranged from Dad Than Mom, Study Shows

• Social Group Values Are Most Readable in the Way We Write, New Research Finds
• Frequently Using Digital Devices to Soothe Young Children May Backfire

• Today's Adolescent Substances of Choice May Be Harder for Adults to Detect

• Researchers Gain a Better Understanding of How the Most Commonly Used ADHD Medication Works
• Genetic Vulnerability to ADHD Signals Risk of Alzheimer's Disease in Old Age

• The Universal Sound of Swearing Across Languages
• Finding Better Ways to Measure Cognitive Change in People With Intellectual Disability
• Symptoms of Long COVID in Children May Change Over Time, Study Finds

• Having Hypermobile Joints Can Increase the Risk for Depression and Anxiety in Adolescents
• Parents Talk More to Toddlers Who Talk Back

• Single-Cell 'atlas' Reveals Origin of an Aggressive Brain Tumor
• Adverse Psychosocial Factors in Childhood Are Associated With Worse Midlife Learning and Memory
• Excessive Television Viewing in Childhood Is a Risk Factor for Later Smoking and Gambling Disorders, Study Finds

• Zika-Exposed Children May Display Neurodevelopmental Differences, Study Finds
• How the Brain Processes Language

• 为什么住房仅是不够的一些无家可归的人吗Moms

• Drinking During Pregnancy Changes Baby's Brain Structure

• Genes and Languages Not Always Together

• Brain Organoids Reveal in Detail the Harms of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure

• In-Person Learning Helped Narrow Reading Gaps During Pandemic

• Pattern of Gene Activity for ADHD