Social Media Ideas for Children And Childhood

Research on children forced into adult roles early found a real cost and a documented upside: a meta-analysis of nearly...

Growing up too fast exacts a measurable psychological toll, yet the same early hardship often forges unexpected resilience—a paradox that complicates how we understand childhood's...

Children are the longest-lasting casualties of war | Letter

Responding to a new exhibition that explores how children have experienced conflict, Arabella Dorman says they live with the consequences long after the fighting has endedYour arti...

7 Child "Wants" That Are Really Childhood Needs

Children can't say, "I'm longing for connection right now." What they can do is follow you from room to room, melt down at bedtime, or refuse to share. Here's what it means.

‘There was absolutely no chance of being a kid’: new exhibition explores how war shapes children’s lives

Childhood in War examines what life looks like when play, education and family life is disrupted by hostilitiesWhen John Hajdu was three, his parents gave him a teddy bear small en...

Old Enough to Know

Children are equipped with innate curiosity, and often bring questions about sex and death to therapy to be made sense of.

Time with Inner Child

Time with Inner Child...

No Child Should Grow Up Without Love. No Elder Should Grow Old Alone.

There are two buildings in every city that rarely meet.One is filled with tiny footsteps waiting for someone to arrive.The other is filled with slow footsteps hoping someone still...

Childhood Wasn't Meant to Be Public

Sharing kids' photos online may seem harmless, but it's essential to think before posting and potentially putting them at risk. Perhaps some life experiences should stay their own.

Moving on and Final Advice for Parents Raising Kids

The concluding installment of Once Upon a Child.

Kids Are Just Small Adults In The Making

Protecting Our Children While Preserving Their Innocence

The best way to bring up the subject of personal privacy and safety with our children is naturally, in the context of our everyday lives. For many years, the idea of teaching young...

The Small Moments Children Remember Forever

Children think about who sat beside them. The post The Small Moments Children Remember Forever appeared first on The Good Men Project.

Walk in Their Shoes: The Soft-Spoken Parent

It is surprisingly hard for adults to remember what life feels like to a child. We have traveled so gradually from childhood to adulthood that we may not realize how different thei...

In 1929, Jean Piaget noticed his own children treating the moon as if it were following them on evening walks, and the o...

Piaget called it animism: the stage, roughly ages two to seven, when children treat the moon, sun, and wind as if they had wants and feelings. Nearly a century on, the observation...

3 Ways to Build a Home That Celebrates Your Child

Learn how to create child-led homes that boost cultural confidence. Build unique family photo walls. Rotate seasonal memories. Read our helpful guide today.

Kids in the 1960s and 70s spent whole afternoons with no adult within shouting distance. That leaves a mark. Not toughne...

A generation raised to solve problems before asking for help now raises children who reach for their phones first—and nobody's sure what we've lost in the switch. The post Kids in...

Across Cultures, People Share Beliefs on How Children’s Minds Grow

A new study examines how people from around the world think about children’s mental development.

What Child Actors Understand About Hayden Panettiere

We might have worked on different sets, for different directors, in different eras, but every child actor bears the same recognizable wounds.

How being an only child shaped my life

As birth rates decline in New Zealand and around the world, David Hill remembers having no siblings back when that was the exception. ”You’re an only child? You must be so spoilt!”...

Childcare for Service children

Information on childcare for Service families within the UK and overseas.

Known By God, Known By His People: Why Children’s Discipleship Matters 

If children truly matter to Christ, then they should matter deeply to his church, not only in what we believe about them, but in how intentionally we disciple them.  The post Known...

Today’s Kindergartners Have Never Known a Screen-Free World

Today’s children are growing up surrounded by screens, which makes it more important than ever to protect time for reading, play, and human connection, starting from birth.

Accept Children As They Are

Were you ever told as a child that you were too much, or that you were not enough? This is a common—and painful—experience for many of us. Heal the hurt and break the pattern.

Understanding Early Childhood Intervention: A Guide for Parents

Every child grows and develops at their own pace, and there is a wide range of what is perfectly normal. For some children, though, a little extra support in the early years can ma...