How memory develops

Article Abstract:

The ability to remember is an important part of a baby's cognitive development from the moment of birth. The intellectual, practical and autobiographical modes of remembering help shape who the baby becomes. A child is able to remember more as she ages. Understanding how memory develops helps encourage that development so that parents' expectations and children's abilities match.

United States, Child development, Memory in children, Children's memory

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Who's really the boss?

Article Abstract:

Babies aged 6 to 12 months should be encouraged to gain independence by allowing them to do what they want as long as it is reasonable. They may seem to gain control over their parents but are merely testing the consequences of their actions.

Analysis, Infants, Control (Psychology)

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Nurturing creativity

Article Abstract:

Children are discussed with emphasis on ways to nurture their creativity. Advice on ways to encourage a child's inventiveness and ingenuity at all ages from babies onwards in order to help them solve problems in later life is presented.

Usage, Behavior, Children, Creative ability, Creativity

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