What will your kids remember? You may be surprised at the memories that last

Article Abstract:

A study conducted by Patricia Bauer of the University of Minnesota's Institute of Child Development offers interesting insights into children's memories. She found that children do have strong memory skills and that they need a supportive context to prompt memories. The implications for parents who want to create good memories for their children are discussed.

Psychological aspects, Research, Children, Memory in children, Children's memory

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The affection factor

Article Abstract:

Children constantly crave expressions of their parent's affection in the form of hugs, kisses and snuggles. Affectionate expressions are necessary to nurture the child's sense of belonging, self-esteeem and security.

Analysis, Attachment behavior in children, Child attachment

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Fun on the floor

Article Abstract:

Playing on the floor with young children allows parents to meet them on their own physical and emotional levels and share experiences. Tips on floor play with infants, toddlers and preschoolers are presented.

Methods, Child rearing, Play

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