emotional development

Interactive preschool learning apps support early brain development by promoting active learning, problem solving, and real world skill transfer in young children.

A new study shows that mothers’ emotion regulation strongly shapes how they respond to children’s distress and may affect children’s emotional development.

During adolescence, we are faced with a path, more or less impervious and obscure, that leads each of us towards adulthood.

My mum would argue, when I sought answers, that our dad did it as a kind of reversed psychology, so we’d grown up the opposite.

Earlier researchers suggest that the growth of the brain is dependent upon and influenced by the socioemotional environment.