babiesBabies Are Almost As Good As Adults at Logical Reasoning Babies -- more than just cuddly little ids. By Liesl Goecker
autismExplaining the Link Between Autism and Epilepsy For some kids on the spectrum, the brain can't calm down. By The Swaddle Team
attachmentThe Way Toxic Stress Shapes Children’s Brains It keeps them from building the region devoted to learning. By The Swaddle Team
moneyIt’s Never Too Early to Start Teaching Children About Money They can handle it. By Sashwati Banerjee
genderThe Results of Sweden’s Extreme Gender‑Neutral Education It doesn't eliminate gender; it can reduce stereotypes. By Liesl Goecker
boysLabeling Kids ‘Class Clowns’ Creates a Self‑Fulfilling Prophesy The negative stigma can be formative. By Angelina Shah
down syndromeDown Syndrome Conference Debunks Myths, Encourages Normalcy Government leads the way in shedding stigma. By Angelina Shah
all agesWhat Makes Kids’ Movies ‘Good’? Adult sensibilities may not be the best arbiter of kids' movies. By Angelina Shah
disciplineToddlers Can Be Super Aggressive. Here’s Why and What to Do. Got a biter? By The Swaddle Team
developmentWhy Your Kids Are Well‑Behaved in Front of Everyone Else Kids give a damn about their bad reputation. By Angelina Shah
current eventsAre the Kolkata School Confessions a Lesbian Witch Hunt? School officials should release a copy of these forced student confessions, with names redacted. By Liesl Goecker
autismResearchers Pinpoint a Specific Gene Behind Autism It's likely one of many, but it's still a big step toward understanding autism's genetic roots. By The Swaddle Team
parenting‘Screen Time’ Is an Outdated Phrase that Confuses the Actual Problem It's time to re-think "screen time." By Natalia Kucirkova and Sonia Livingstone, The Conversation
schoolGlobal Report: Indian Parents Spend Most Time Helping Kids With Schoolwork Yet, we're also satisfied with the quality of teaching. How does that work out? By Liesl Goecker
babiesScientists Get Rare Peek at Premies’ Brain Development And they're one step closer to understanding why premies' brain development suffers. By Angelina Shah
developmentLittle Kids Learn the Laws of Physics Even When They Fail The renowned Aesop’s fable “The Crow and the Pitcher” now has as an entirely new lesson to offer: Based on the same principles as the fable, researchers from the University of Cambridge found that children as young as seven are By Angelina Shah
cultureA Game That Teaches You How to Spot Fake News Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a game to help us all learn how to spot fake news sites and campaigns, by putting players in the role of disseminator. “If you know what it is like to walk By The Swaddle Team
