In 2005, Yale's Bush Center for Child Development and Social Policy was renamed the Edward Zigler Center in Child Development and Social Policy.
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This, child development experts are increasingly realizing, is a mistake.
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But from a child development perspective, emotionally, they're the same.
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Rogers kept busy earning graduate degrees in theology and child development.
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But that's not true, child development expert Janet Shapiro told INSIDER.
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Suzanne Bouffard is a writer specializing in child development and education.
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The project will also fund the creation of child development centers.
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Indians are miffed with their Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi.
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Tests of matching shapes are used to mark milestones in child development.
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But certain kinds of guilt are a healthy part of child development.
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The prospects of these young refugees, say child development experts, are grim.
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Aren't these the values we teach in every other aspect of child development?
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Dr. Sheri Madigan holds a Canada research chair in determinants of child development.
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Do you think the use of GPS trackers might negatively impact child development?
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Supporters of the Child Development Act cast childcare as a civil-rights measure.
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India's Ministry of Women and Child Development declined to comment on the survey results.
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Some child development experts have already called on Facebook to shut down the app.
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He studied music composition in college and later took graduate courses in child development.
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And the child development research described above indicates that many children share this view.
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Child development experts claim that children understand their gender identity as young as age 2.
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It has also seen improvements in child development and lower rates of smoking during pregnancy.
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She also visited a wellness center and read to children at a child development center.
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Positive interactions with parents at home are one of the foundations for healthy child development.
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They say mothers often have less knowledge about sleep than other areas of child development.
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For too long, society has underinvested in family-centered treatment programs that support child development.
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Specialists in child development say that change of any kind is difficult for little kids.
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THE SATURDAY PROFILE A child development specialist is accused of trying to overthrow the government.
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Despite Iran's views of the past, the government continued to value education and child development.
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Obesity and child development The children of obese parents are at higher risk for developmental delays.
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The idea that vaccines can be harmful to child development has been forcefully and repeatedly discredited.
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Child-development experts agree that almost any family, however imperfect, is better than none at all.
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India's minister for women and child development, Maneka Gandhi, pushed for mandated panic buttons last year.
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This is not strictly false, but it misses the big picture of how child development works.
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His mother retired as a nonprofit administrator who specialized in substance-abuse prevention and child development.
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"The good news is that parents know more about child development than ever before," she said.
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Jacobs Holding's beneficiary is the charitable Jacobs Foundation, a charity focused on child development and learning.
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Gladys Mundo, Ramona's 40-year-old daughter, worked as a child development specialist during those raids.
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"Parents really need to talk to a parenting coach or therapist who specializes in child development."
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Once we left the hospital, he had been evaluated and already set up with child development specialists.
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Her mother is a group teacher in the Bronx for the Louis A. Fickling Child Development Center.
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Unfortunately, not enough money has been allocated for the long-term child development initiatives we need. Gov.
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Her mother, who is retired, was the director of the Berea College Child Development Laboratory in Berea.
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In 1972, he established the Child Development Unit, a pediatric training and research center at Children's Hospital.
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His mother was a founder and director of the Morning Star Child Development Academy, also in Knoxville.
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Her mother was an early-childhood education teacher at the Billy Martin Child Development Center in Brooklyn.
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According to the country's Ministry of Women and Child Development, 240,938 children disappeared between 2012 and 2017.
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Nonetheless, the decisions she makes about her own child go against everything we know about child development.
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Erin earned a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology with a specialization in child development and family dynamics.
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The University Child Development School of Seattle also tested facial recognition technology to increase safety and security.
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"Universal screening opens up conversations between parents and healthcare providers to discuss concerns about child development," Johnson added.
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Child development, compassion, and basic sense tell you that a child like this needs one-on-one attention.
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She is a lifetime trustee of the Erikson Institute in Chicago, a graduate school focusing on child development.
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Education experts and child development authors Karin Chenoweth and Amanda Ripley have pinpointed this problem in recent years.
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Facebook says that it consulted with leading child development experts, educators and parents to create a safe app.
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Today, she is owner of three such successful centers in Pennsylvania, including The Child Development Center of Easton.
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The tests, intended to measure child development up to age 22000, assessed her cognitive, motor and language abilities.
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To compensate, she relies on technology, from chat rooms to child development apps like Wonder Weeks and WebMDBaby.
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The boxes are created by experts, including former educators and child development professionals, and also tested by kids.
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Some are teachers in the Department of Defense schools, or child care providers at the Child Development Centers.
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Media Literacy: What are your experiences or observations about the connection between children's TV shows and child development?
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Right now, it's not clear what the slower growth rate means in terms of child development, Mendola said.
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" Middleton was at the center to promote an early child development survey called "5 big questions under 5.
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Advocates for gay marriage won early victories among many churches, the American Bar Association and child development experts.
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India's Ministry of Women and Child Development rejected the poll as an "an effort to malign the nation".
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"Bedtime routines are the perfect package for not only sleep, but for promoting positive child development," Mindell said.
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Within months the bureau became the Office of Child Development, and Dr. Zigler became its first permanent director.
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The government would require workers providing direct services to children to hold at least a Child Development Associate Credential, require teaching assistants to have at least an associate's degree in a related field, and require lead preschool teachers to have a bachelor's degree in early childhood education or child development.
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Are today's enrichment classes truly enriching our children, or are we being fleeced by the child-development-industrial-complex?
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Lauricella, who wasn't involved with this paper, has also researched the positive role that technology plays in child development.
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With the Child Development DNA Test, you'll be able to start your child on the path to lifelong discovery.
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The school district's website says that Burge taught Intro to Culinary Arts, Child Development and Principles of Human Services.
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The organization's primary focus was on the baby foods because of how detrimental lead can be to child development.
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Especially since he based it on research sponsored by those *ahem* well known child development experts, the Koch brothers.
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By looking at an online security camera video, the child development worker saw that her home was still standing.
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Adolescence is widely recognized as a critical period in child development that shapes the choices people make in adulthood.
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The base currently has three child development centers serving the 12,000 to 14,000 active and reserve military stationed there.
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The school district's website previously said Burge taught Intro to Culinary Arts, Child Development and Principles of Human Services.
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"Our study found that the math performance of children with low self-confidence benefits when they tell themselves that they will make an effort," said Eddie Brummelman, an assistant professor of child development at the University of Amsterdam and co-author of the study that published Tuesday in the journal Child Development.
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Such cuts would probably result in negative health and academic consequences, suggests research published Tuesday in the journal Child Development.
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Troves of data on everything from child development to ageing have helped to shape health care in Britain and beyond.
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Chan meanwhile runs The Primary School, a holistic K-12 school and healthcare program pioneering new approaches to child development.
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In April, India's Ministry of Women and Child Development announced plans to install mandatory panic buttons on all mobile phones.
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Using research in neuroscience and child development, they develop student skills and mindsets that prepare and support how students learn.
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Developed at Stanford University, the Ready4K text messages are based on child development research and linked to state educational standards.
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Ms. Elia said the state was also seeking feedback from child development experts on whether the standards were age appropriate.
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Evelyn Rappoport, a psychotherapist and child development specialist, doesn't mince words about the state of mental health in the country.
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Early educators need a deep knowledge of child development and the chance to receive feedback and coaching as they learn.
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Finally, the Army's unfunded priorities list includes a variety of military construction projects, including numerous barracks and child development facilities.
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Child development experts and advocates are urging Facebook to pull the plug on its new messaging app aimed at kids.
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I studied child development at Cornell University and then I went for a master's in dance therapy at New York University.
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That's the kind of education and intervention that's happening at Shaw's child development center, which some kids attend with government assistance.
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Plenty of evidence suggests that growing up poor, living through these kinds of scrapes, has a detrimental impact on child development.
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The four program models in which states have invested most have solid track records of improving child development and school performance.
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That legislation, the Comprehensive Child Development Act, put federal dollars into local communities to have them create and run childcare centers.
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What they're mainly seeking is an active imagination, a genuine adult fascination with toys, and a strong interest in child development.
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That's the right question, because it takes me out of the child development world and into the realm of political economy.
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A study published in the journal Child Development last month found "princess culture" to be a negative, and occasionally dangerous thing.
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Some psychologists also attribute the bitterness and resentment a boyfriend may feel for the child to not truly understanding child development.
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"Today, everyone claims their toys are educational, but most of these companies aren't doing research with child development specialists," says Golin.
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She graduated from American University and received a master's degree in education and counseling and child development from Long Island University.
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Not only do babies get more blood this way but this extra blood volume has a positive impact on child development.
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It promotes the social mobility of the next generation by allowing resources to be spent on child development and school readiness.
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As Nancy L. Cohen recounted in 2013 in the New Republic, Congress passed a bipartisan Comprehensive Child Development Act in 1971.
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Trustle is a $50 per month subscription for parents that gives them access to a dedicated parenting and child development expert.
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Ms. Torres studied for child development classes she was taking at a cafe that felt more comfortable than her own apartment.
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I learned this one from Aliza Pressman, a child development specialist at Mount Sinai Parenting Center who guested on my podcast.
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"Why should I respect a president who doesn't respect my veil?" asked the younger Ms. Sumeli, who is studying child development.
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At Rainbow Child Development Center, in Flushing, Queens, children from a mix of backgrounds are learning Mandarin Chinese, as well as English.
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In college, I'd like to study child development and child psychology, eventually becoming a child life specialist in a pediatric oncology unit.
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Similar in-person sessions at child development centers at schools and other locations throughout the affected region will encourage play-based learning.
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My mom taught ... She has a master's in education, and so she taught early child development in the nursing school. Mm-hmm.
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Early-childhood educators need child development training before they enter the classroom, but they also need support and coaching as they develop.
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Amanda M. Dettmer is an associate research scientist at the Yale Child Study Center who studies nonhuman primate models of child development.
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Yearlong co-teaching residencies, where candidates work alongside an accomplished teacher while studying child development and teaching methods, offer a promising path.
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That morning and evening time between parents and children that is taken up by commuting is invaluable for bonding and child development.
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The study also looked at child development, and found no significant differences between the two groups in their mental or psychomotor development.
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They're sad about not going to the gym, and I'm trying to cram on child development so my kid doesn't fall behind.
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The opposition Congress party and the government's Minister for Women & Child Development, Maneka Gandhi, said the allegations against Akbar should be investigated.
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Other researchers, educators and health professionals have noticed the unintended, sometimes deleterious effects of cell phones and social media on child development.
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New research published in the science journal Child Development now challenges these assumptions, stating that the existing guidelines aren't producing the desired results.
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I have a Masters degree in child development, a son who graduated from law school, a grandchild who is on the honor role.
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High quality training for aspiring teachers would combine mastery of content and child development with a one-year residency alongside a master teacher.
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The couple met at Sarah Lawrence, from which the bride has a master's degree in child development and the groom an undergraduate degree.
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The federal government currently runs a network of high-quality, affordable childcare centers for the families of military members, called child development centers.
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THE GARDENER AND THE CARPENTERWhat the New Science of Child Development Tells Us About the Relationship Between Parents and ChildrenBy Alison Gopnik302 pp.
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Interruptions in education can profoundly harm child development and make it harder to reduce the achievement gap between high- and low-income families.
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They began to be considered vulnerable and moldable — shaped by their early childhood experiences — an idea bolstered by advances in child development research.
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Among the politicians condemning the killing was Maneka Gandhi, India's minister for women and child development, who is also an animal rights advocate.
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Babytree, founded in 2006, provides families in China a platform to learn and exchange ideas on early education, child development tracking and nutrition.
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India's women and child development ministry has announced that it will take strict action against those trolling and posting abusive remarks against women online.
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So, I was clocking hours part-time toward my license and breastfeeding—I even breast fed while I taught a class in child development.
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Tammy graduated with a degree in child development but had been a stay-at-home mom for more than a decade before founding LionHeart.
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"[The difference] wasn't big enough to show statistical significance," study author Lisa-Christine Girard, a child-development researcher at University College Dublin, told NPR.
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Most important, just because an association between excessive screen time and poorer child development was found doesn't mean excessive screen time causes poorer development.
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Child development psychologists tell us that deep and lasting shaping of neural pathways happens in the first hours, days, months, and years of life.
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For the study, published online this week in Child Development, researchers recruited 1,164 first-grade kids (via their parents) from 29 rural Oklahoma schools.
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"Play is the context in which young children learn," said Rebecca Parlakian, senior director of programs for the child development website Zero to Three.
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When she wasn't available, I paid a trusted staff member from my daughter's daycare, a child-development major vetted by parents of her classmates.
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The study, published in the journal Child Development, looked at 78 different studies involving more than 21985,22016 children, research stretching from 228 to 214.
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At first, Clark, who is an educator with a background in child development, just put the camp-teasing story down to kids being kids.
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"Shared book reading with print books has been well studied and has been found to help child development, language, and social skills," Tomopoulos added.
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"I think people think of Fred as a child-development expert," David Newell, the actor who played Mr. "Speedy Delivery" McFeely, told me recently.
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Mattel said it would also work with Alibaba's A.I. Lab to create products for child development through interactive learning as part of the deal.
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As an early childhood-community liaison she trains professionals and advocates for Head Start, which promotes child development and education beginning at a young age.
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A child development expert actually gave me a great idea for the first time my husband and I traveled without Sonny: make a picture book.
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Amazon added that while developing its product, it worked with a number of "child development experts and advocacy groups," including the Family Online Safety Institute.
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She chooses two books and I pick up a novel and two books I ordered a couple of weeks ago for work on child development.
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Its newest box, the Panda Crate, is a subscription box for babies and toddlers (0 to 24 months) that is designed by child development experts.
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Few government programs exist to help them, but Rinki's mother enrolled her in a Compassion International child development center operated by a local Christian church.
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"We need a renewed focus on maternity and early child development," Viner said, "above all, a broad health strategy with a specific focus on children."
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" — Jenny Meirens, creative and business partner to fashion designer Martin Margiela Read more: The Woman Behind Martin Margiela "Being secretive is good for child development.
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We also formed an advisory committee of experts from the fields of child development, media and online safety to help inform our work on the app.
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Head Start provides early education to preschool-age children from low-income families -- a vital source for child development for over a million working American families.
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Now a sophomore at Mission College studying child development, Bruno credits his coach with giving him the confidence he needed to achieve what once felt impossible.
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Their crime was not an action, but an ambition —teachers who hoped to develop a Montessori school with methods based on child development rather than religion.
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Monti Kids, which includes a private online community led by child development experts and is designed for kids 3 and under, costs $297 every three months.
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The Kantor Centre of Excellence brings together leading practitioners in neuroscience, mental health, social care, child development, research and education, alongside young people and their families.
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All of the pediatricians, child development and education specialists I spoke to agreed that, for children under 30 months, there is no substitute for human interaction.
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As medical director of mental health and child development at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland, Steinbuchel counsels such patients as they experience sadness, anxiety and depression.
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Even though she campaign for her mom, her tweets were typically mild, with stories on global health, scientific research and child development prior to the inauguration.
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India's women and child development ministry said delegates from the eight South Asian countries adopted a series of measures to boost cooperation to end child exploitation.
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A study in the journal Child Development found that 18-year-olds today are less likely to have dated than 15-year-olds in the 1990s.
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As an expert in human relationships, with a master's degree in psychology specializing in family dynamics and child development, my position is that relationships are key.
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This is good for two reasons: It encourages employment among low-income families and supports child development for low-income children, especially in their early years.
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He is a board member of the Finance Committee of Northside Children for Child Development in Harlem and the Board of Overseers of Columbia School of Business.
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The authors recommend that future research examine the association between screen time and other "child development supplement measures," such as parenting style and sibling and peer influence.
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This can include teaching caregivers about child development, providing concrete help in times of need and bolstering their abilities to manage stress and develop positive social connections.
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The NHRC's notice came as State Women and Child Development Minister Pankaja Munde visited the affected villages in Palghar and pledged to implement a child welfare scheme.
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While working at WQED, Rogers went back to school — he took classes at the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and the University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School of Child Development.
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For the study, published online earlier this month in the journal Child Development, researchers assessed how much time 198 preschool kids spent with Disney princess-themed items.
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For that reason, more than 200 child welfare, juvenile justice and child development organizations signed a letter demanding that the Trump administration abandon this ill-conceived policy.
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Dr. Maccoby, whom the American Psychological Association listed among the 299 most eminent psychologists of the 21973th century, conducted pathbreaking research in child development and gender studies.
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However, Cullen, who was not involved in the research, added that the authors did not account for all of the sociodemographic factors that may influence child development.
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The Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi has also said that she plans to make the rape of children below 12 punishable with a death sentence.
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This scepticism is familiar to Adrian Sandler, a paediatrician at the Olson Huff Center for Child Development in Asheville, North Carolina, who carried out the 2010 ADHD trial.
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But Dr Piantadosi and Dr Kidd, both of whom study child development, wondered if it might be a cause as well as a consequence of intelligence as well.
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Robust evidence has shown that low income itself, rather than other conditions poor children face, is responsible for many of these negative impacts of poverty on child development.
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The order -- known as an ordinance -- was approved Saturday at a Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to India's Ministry of Women and Child Development.
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Experts in child development underscore that the health and success of each person depend in important ways on what happens before birth, in other words, on prenatal conditions.
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An article on Saturday about Yigit Aksakoglu, a child development specialist accused of trying to overthrow the Turkish government, described incorrectly the place where Mr. Aksakoglu was born.
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But all of those questions have powerful resonances when you think about the issues of childhood education and child development, which have to be addressed in every country.
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Mattel and Babytree will provide child development assessment tools and customized parenting content and development curriculum, based on Mattel's early childhood development brand, Fisher-Price, the company said.
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"Child sexual abuse is a multi-layered problem which negatively impacts children's safety, health and well being," said the statement from the ministry of women and child development.
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Screen time can get in the way of creative play and interactions with caregivers that are essential for child development, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
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"It's a really great addition to the literature," said Rebecca Parlakian, senior director of programs at Zero to Three, a nonprofit child development organization said of the new research.
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India's main opposition party Congress has demanded Akbar's resignation, while Maneka Gandhi, the minister for women and child development, has called for an investigation into the allegations against Akbar.
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But with wealthier families seeking nannies that are trained in newborn care, child development or languages, it's becoming more common to see in-home caregivers earning six-figure salaries.
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At Educated Nannies, a staffing agency in Los Angeles, nannies need to have college degrees and families appear to be most interested in candidates with backgrounds in child development.
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Arrested development According to a study published last year in the journal of Child Development , teens today are experiencing a slower path to embracing adult responsibilities than ever before.
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Baby is sort of like that fake baby you get in high school child development classes, where you're stuck lugging around a plastic hunk resembling a human infant, mostly.
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Twenge and her fellow SDSU psychologist Heejung Park published the study in Child Development Tuesday, unveiling data they've collected from more than 19703 million teens from 21970 to 29.
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Internationally the budget calls for eliminating the USDA Food for Education Program, which supports education, child development and food security in low-income, food-deficit countries around the globe.
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Some accused the media of showing bias by glossing over the substance of Biden's commentsReducing inequality in childhood education and improving child development outcomes is certainly a laudable goal.
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When parents in Flint first expressed alarm about lead levels in drinking water and the documented impact the chemical has on child development, some were told not to worry.
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She has a B.S. in child development and worked for a state mental hospital for three years before suffering an injury that resulted in over $215,26 in disability payments.
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Kate, who founded the mental health charity Heads Together, along with Prince William and Prince Harry, has been praised for her work in both mental health and child development.
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Fred Rogers's ethos was unlike any other: scrupulously moderate, tolerant, and anti-consumerist, driven by cutting-edge models of child development and infused with dollops of real Christian love.
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"He really caused a Copernican revolution, an entire paradigm shift in our understanding of child development," said Barry Lester, a psychologist who is director of the Brown Center for the Study of Children at Risk at the Alpert Medical School and Women & Infants Hospital, and who came to study with Dr. Brazelton in the 1970s, and worked with him in Boston for a decade as director of research for the child development unit.
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The study, published in the Child Development journal, found that prioritizing a tight-knit group of friends over a larger friend group was associated with better mental health in adulthood.
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Notebook Erika Christakis used to teach a course at Yale titled "The Concept of the Problem Child," a discussion of child development and socialization in a historical and modern context.
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We have great in-house resources in terms of child development, but when there's a particular area of expertise, like autism, we want to make sure we're tapping those experts.
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If the researchers' hypothesis, that the unconditional handout will have a positive impact on early child development, is confirmed, then old arguments about welfare will get a new evidentiary kick.
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Companies like Lovevery, Monti Kids and KiwiCo are capitalizing on the demand with offerings that aim to bring meaningful fun, backed up by child development experts, to the youngest kids.
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However, Maneka Gandhi, minister for women & child development in Modi's cabinet, has previously said a panel of judges will be set up to look into "some" of the #MeToo cases.
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There's no consensus among researchers on how best to steer gifted kids into happy and productive adulthoods, says Vassiliki Pilarinos, a psychologist in child development at the University of Montreal.
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A meta-analysis of child development data by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Michigan concluded that kids act out more if they're spanked.
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These findings also support research from other field studies showing rice grown under such conditions contains less protein, iron and zinc, which are important in fetal and early child development.
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For more than 40 years I was part of, then led the team at Sesame Street to ensure that the program's curriculum reflected best-in-class research on child development.
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On this point, Dunn, like so many others I've spoken to, is clear: "We don't know what this is going to look like in terms of child development," she said.
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"Kids need space and stability for proper child development; when you're moving from place to place and staying on couches, they can't learn and grow," Walker told The New Republic.
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"Had they been able to take these into account, the strength of the association between road proximity and child development is likely to have reduced," she wrote in an email.
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The company has also launched a petition calling for the Ministry of Women and Child Development and Ministry of Human Resource Development to implement the same leave policy across India.
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The potential consequences of such separations include impacts on brain development and mental health, as well as persistent behavioral and academic problems, especially for under-fives, child development experts say.
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"Political leaders all over the world picked up on it and found that investing in early child development and early nutrition is a great investment in their national future," Nabarro said.
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According to the theory, now considered foundational to psychologists' understanding of child development, the bond between young children and their caregivers determines a whole range of cognitive, social, and emotional outcomes.
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After earning a divinity degree and a master's degree in child development, Rogers worked for NBC in New York City before developing his own show at Pittsburgh's public-TV station WQED.
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Two of Apple's institutional shareholders, hedge fund Jana Partners and California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS), are calling on the company to study the impact of smartphone use on child development.
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To ensure the story of Cyrus was told in an age-appropriate and respectful manner, the network consulted with child development experts and organizations, including Common Sense Media, GLAAD and PFLAG.
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Facebook argues that it has uniquely good intentions here, and that its app was built only after thousands of conversations with parents and a blue-ribbon panel of child development experts.
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Messenger Kids has been controversial since its launch in December, with more than 100 child development experts, health advocacy groups, educators, and parents calling for the app to be shut down.
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Today's adolescents have a "slower life strategy" than in the past, according to another study by San Diego State University and Bryn Mawr College researchers published in Child Development last year.
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Joint Base Andrews, where the president's Air Force jet is based, was slated to receive $13 million for a "Child Development Center," but funding for that project is on the list.
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With a doctorate in communications and psychology from the University of Michigan and a membership in the American Psychological Association, he has studied the influence of the media on child development.
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"We don't want all these young kids sitting in front of a computer," said Marina Umaschi Bers, a professor of computer science and child development who directs the Tufts research group.
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There are an estimated 3 million sex workers in India, according to the country's Ministry of Women and Child Development, and many of them are children who have been forced into it.
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The study offers less information on the potential effects of paternal obesity on child development, but the authors cite previous research hypothesizing that obesity could affect the expression of genes in sperm.
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To ensure the story of Cyrus was told in an age-appropriate and respectful manner, the network sought consultancy from child development experts and organizations, including Common Sense Media, GLAAD and PFLAG.
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Kate, 37, went to visit the Kantor Centre of Excellence, which brings together leading practitioners in neuroscience, mental health, social care, child development, research and education, alongside young people and their families.
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Federal Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi, who is also an animal rights activist, tweeted on Sunday that Avni's killing was a "ghastly murder" and a "straight case of crime".
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The signature child-care initiative of second-wave feminists was the Comprehensive Child Development Act of 1971, a bill that would have established a national network of federally funded child care centers.
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The global market for child development toys is projected to reach nearly $40 billion by 2019, with 76 percent of that related to STEM — science, technology, engineering and math —according to Euromonitor.
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As a rule, people often put off something they don't like to do even if they know it's important, says Oreopoulos, who specializes in applying behavioral economics to education and child development.
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For anyone interested in child development, design or architecture, my book uncovers the thinking behind toys and children's spaces and shows how parents, teachers and planners can foster kids' independence and creativity.
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"The average age of first cellphone ownership is 10.3," said Dr. Madigan, who holds the Canada research chair in Determinants of Child Development at the Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute in Calgary.
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After he left Carnegie, he and his wife, Dr. Beatrix Hamburg, a noted researcher in child development and psychology, were DeWitt Wallace distinguished scholars at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York.
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The core of wisdom in here is astounding — Leach's deep scientific knowledge of child development is paired with an uncommon amount of heart and sympathy for the state of being a child.
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For all the dislocation, strangeness and pain of being separated forcibly from parents, many children can and do recover, said Mary Dozier, a professor of child development at the University of Delaware.
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If we have learned nothing else in the past 50 years of research on child development, it is that children do best in families and that violating this norm has terrible effects.
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I work in a child-development center, and one of my best friends has a baby who is enrolled here, so I spend the last half hour of my lunch playing with her.
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Research published in the journal Child Development reviewed seven large studies on adolescents, between the years of 1976 and 2016, representing 8.4 million kids from the ages of 13 to 19, Quartz reports.
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"Our beautiful former student, Maliyah Palmer, lost her life at the young age of 6 years old in a tragic accident," the Urban Sprouts Child Development Center said in a post on Facebook.
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Peter Neubauer of Manhattan's Child Development Center throughout the '60s and '70s, which involved separating identical siblings to settle the role of nature and nurture in a child's development once and for all.
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Lawmakers, child development experts, and privacy advocates are expressing concerns about two new Amazon products targeting children, questioning whether they prod kids to be too dependent on technology and potentially jeopardize their privacy.
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For more than ten years, French researchers have been studying the effects of a common pesticide ingredient on child development, and they recently found that the chemical may be linked to behavioral problems.
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Sparking strong reaction from doctors and child development experts, an influential task force says there's "insufficient evidence" to argue definitely that the benefits of screening all young children for autism outweigh the harms.
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One of the big behavioral science insights into child development is for parents to talk or engage with their children all the time, even if they're too young to talk back, said Oreopoulos.
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Child development research conducted on children in Romanian orphanages has shown damaging short-term and long-term effects on children who suffer neglect early in life — even if that neglect is only temporary.
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The feature had been first proposed by India's minister for women and child development Maneka Gandhi last year, with Gandhi calling for the introduction of physical panic button on mobile phones last year.
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The brothers talk candidly in the documentary about what it was like to be studied, completely unaware that the tests they were being given were not part of a routine child development study.
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When he retired in 1990, he and his wife of 65 years, Susan (Taylor) Moore, who had directed preschool child development centers in Brooklyn, moved to Tucson; they moved to Allentown in 2007.
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The bill also includes guidance on how evidence should be collected and presented in court, as well as witness protection, said Chetan Sanghi, joint secretary with the Ministry of Women and Child Development.
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Judith Rich Harris, a psychologist, was writing college textbooks on child development when she suddenly realized she didn't believe what she was telling readers about why children turn out the way they do.
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One argument holds that preschool teachers with college educations have not been shown to improve students' educational outcomes compared with those who do not have degrees but have been trained in child development.
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Often, parents are the first to detect unusual child development and raise concerns about the potential for autism, said Geraldine Dawson, director of the Center for Autism at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.
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"This is a proactive step taken by (the ministry) in the wake of the worldwide social media campaign #MeToo," Maneka Gandhi, minister for women and child development, said in a statement released on Tuesday.
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"It's not just that girly-girls like princesses," said Sarah Coyne, a professor of family life at Brigham Young University and lead author of the study, which was published in the journal Child Development.
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"We know from child development research that the best way for children to learn is through exploring their world and play," said Sarah Smith, the senior director for education at the International Rescue Committee.
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Trustle actually wants to solve another problem: there are 180,000 preschools teachers with a masters in child development being paid on average $35K a year, representing an incredibly underutilized and undervalued pool of expertise.
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A 2014 study in The Journal of Child Development demonstrated that yelling produces results similar to physical punishment in children: increased levels of anxiety, stress and depression along with an increase in behavioral problems.
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Attachment in parenting and child development is not the same as "attachment parenting," which often stresses the literal physical proximity of parent and child, and the importance of avoiding even minor stresses and separations.
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He may be emulating something like Mister Rogers' Neighborhood by creating live-action kids entertainment, but unlike Fred Rogers, he's not doing this with a team of child development experts and airing on PBS.
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"Severe obesity is a clear psychosocial risk for children, even as early as 6 years old," Amanda W. Harrist, lead author and professor of child development at Oklahoma State University, said in a press release.
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Psychologists, nutritionists and child development experts are among the participants in the project, which Hurley is overseeing with Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine, where Dr. Hanna-Attisha is an assistant professor of pediatrics.
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Experts from the American Pediatrics Association have called the practice "child abuse" and say the detention of children that such treatment can have long-lasting damaging effects on child development and mental and emotional health.
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Several countries introduced "use it or lose it" paternity leave, after it was shown to be closely linked with gender equality and child development, and some (including Germany) cut back on overly generous maternity leave.
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"As parents, we love our kids and want to protect them from the harsh realities of life, but the fact is, our world is a different place now," child development specialist Denise Daniels tells PEOPLE.
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In September, the journal Child Development published a study by Jean Twenge, a psychology professor at San Diego State University, noting that there is a decline in a number of "adult" activities among today's teens.
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A 2017 study in Child Development found that young people today are less likely to have dated than young people did during the '90s; perhaps they are more focused on passing classes than passing notes.
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Researchers used parent diary data previously collected by the Child Development Supplement Panel Study of Income Dynamics at the University of Michigan, for which the first available year was 218 and the latest was 218.
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The rising popularity of video games in recent years has raised questions among parents, doctors and educators about the potential for gaming to negatively impact children's psychological and social development, researchers note in Child Development.
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And research in child development, a discipline that Dr. Zigler helped validate, attributed to Head Start and Early Head Start advances in educational achievement, improvements in physical and mental health and a reduction in delinquency.
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Our pediatrician confirmed that Sol was indeed slightly delayed in his speech, but it was probably nothing to worry about; I summarily ignored her and immediately contacted our local child development program for a home consultation.
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"To pretend that separated children do not grow up with the shrapnel of this traumatic experience embedded in their minds is to disregard everything we know about child development, the brain, and trauma," reads the petition.
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Research from the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation at the federal Administration for Children and Families found home visitation programs produced positive outcomes in child development, reductions in child abuse and maternal and child health.
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At the Shaw University's child development center in Raleigh, N.C., a four-year-old boy sat with his preschool teacher one morning, looking at laminated cards featuring pictures of basketball hoops with numbers written on them.
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Dr. Richmond and his successor, Jule Sugarman, drew on the research of Dr. Caldwell and other prominent early-childhood education experts in shaping Head Start as it evolved into a comprehensive year-round child development program.
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"The under-immunization in some communities is of sufficient concern that we do need to raise the bar on what we require parents to do," said Susan Close, South Australia's minister for education and child development.
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The handbook, which treats maternal and child health as one, is a record of prenatal checkups, delivery, child development and vaccinations, and it serves the same purpose, more or less, as a portable electronic health record.
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Airline fee outrage is a consumer trope, but it is rare that a single fee can double your cost and rarer still when the rules seem to reflect a fundamental disagreement about child development and risk.
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The letter from the influential, activist shareholders mentioned recent research from child development experts whose studies have found links between the use of electronic devices by kids, and negative effects on concentration, emotional health, sleep and empathy.
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Morlie Hayes, of Eden, Utah, recently learned about labor in a child development class, so this past weekend she knew exactly what to do when her aunt went into labor earlier than expected, The Desert News reports,.
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"It is important to note there are no studies demonstrating a causal link between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and adverse effects on child development," said Marc Boston, a spokesman for McNeil Consumer Healthcare, the maker of Tylenol.
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Most child development experts agree that while passive screen time–such as putting your child in front of a device for a Peppa Pig marathon–might be entertaining, it isn't going to provide a rich learning experience.
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Beatrix Hamburg, who after breaking racial barriers at two major colleges became an important researcher in child development and psychology, working on subjects like school violence and peer counseling for students, died on April 15 in Washington.
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A new study published in Child Development Tuesday analyzed dozens of Draw-A-Scientist studies conducted since Chambers' landmark experiment and found that, on average, 28 percent of participants drew a female scientist in the subsequent studies.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous Garner was joined by Jeanne Brooks-Gunn, professor of child development and education at Columbia University and Don Millican, spokesman for the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The other two are the daughters Kathe Sackler, who is also the founder and president of the Acorn Foundation for the Arts & Sciences, and Ilene Sackler Lefcourt, the director of the Sackler Lefcourt Center for Child Development.
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Facebook said it consulted with 1,200 parents plus online security and child development specialists, including the National Parent-Teacher Association, the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, Connect Safely, Center on Media and Child Health, and Sesame Workshop.
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"While there is data suggesting that some medications for depression and anxiety may be relatively safe for pregnant women to take, there also is research suggesting that such medications may have effects on child development," Bridgett added.
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Philip Zelazo, a professor at the University of Minnesota's Institute of Child Development, had people of varying ages perform two tasks that measure executive function abilities — the Eriksen Flanker Task and the the Dimensional Change Card Sort.
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Behind the fun was the important message to inspire and include the children in an important program called DOSTI, which promotes sport as a crucial element in child development (Dosti means friendship in the local Urdu language).
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In 1985, Malinda created (and has since put aside a vast patchwork of space for) what became known as the Great Pacific Child Development Center, to which I didn't give much consideration, until I got a tour.
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"Our study is one of the few that also includes information about fathers, and our results suggest that dad's weight also has significant influence on child development," said lead researcher Dr. Edwina Yeung, an investigator at the institute.
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Before attending the academy, O'Sullivan studied child development at Sacramento State and was in the first graduating class of the Law Enforcement Candidate Scholars' Program, which emphasizes inclusion and cultural competence in law enforcement, Mayor Darrell Steinberg said.
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Before attending the academy, O'Sullivan studied child development at Sacramento State and was in the first graduating class of the Law Enforcement Candidate Scholars' Program, which emphasizes inclusion and cultural competence in law enforcement, mayor Darrell Steinberg said.
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Process of elimination isn't necessarily the easiest form of reasoning, says Justin Halberda, a psychologist and child development expert at Johns Hopkins University who was not involved in today's study, but it's a crucial one for higher thinking.
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We spent a month in the [Neonatal Intensive Care Unit] in Arizona, where he was born, and then we spent the first four years of his life doing extensive therapies, including physical, occupational, speech and child development therapy.
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Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi said in a statement on Monday she had also instructed states to ensure that all childcare institutions be registered and linked to the federal adoption authority within the next one month.
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Mann said she suggested that Florida health officials reach out to Daniel Armstrong and Dr. Jeffrey Brosco, director and associate director respectively of the Mailman Center for Child Development at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
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Now, the Literacy Partners takes the approach of focusing on parents of young children by offering free classes throughout the city that can help improve their reading, writing, and English skills, all while educating themselves about child development.
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If Trump wants additional funds from projects that are already in contract, he'd have to cancel projects like: a fire station at Quantico, child development at Joint Base Andrews, or Navy SEAL training facilities improvements for combat training.
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"This study does not draw any conclusion about certain types or contexts of media use being better for child development than others," said Andrew Ribner, a psychology researcher at New York University who wasn't involved in the research.
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"We seem to be very good at keeping up the alerts during a disaster, but before the rains came there was hardly anything," said Menake Wijesinghe, a disaster response and resilience advisor with child development charity Plan International.
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"It matters as children have inherent neuroplasticity and intensive therapy can improve cognitive outcomes, so not getting the rehab needed could adversely affect clinical outcomes and child development," Tsao, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Medical researchers have now identified the wealth of different genetic mutations that can create superficially similar cancers, and experts in child development have tracked the varied pathways normal children may take as they learn to walk and to read.
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OSSE says staffers knew complaints would be ignored The school's leaders were in violation of the District of Columbia's requirement for child development centers that at least two teachers should supervise students at all times, according to the letter.
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Currently unnamed, the project would match images from the country's growing network of CCTV cameras against a database encompassing mug shots of criminals, passport photos and images collected by agencies such as the Ministry of Women and Child Development.
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For example, Charles A. Nelson III, an expert in child development and neurodevelopmental disorders at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, evaluated two 10-year-old patients with mutations in different locations and markedly distinct levels of impairment.
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"What is shocking is that the head of the (orphanage) was also running a shelter for destitute women and selling their babies," Rashmi Sen of the West Bengal state women and child development ministry told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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A nonprofit charity called Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development regularly convenes Browne, Breslin, and hundreds of scientists and clinical researchers to study the wide-ranging effects of digital media on toddlers, children and adolescents.
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Jerome S. Bruner, whose theories about perception, child development and learning informed education policy for generations and helped launch the modern study of creative problem solving, known as the cognitive revolution, died on Sunday at his home in Manhattan.
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Tracking sleep, screen, and activity for thousands of kids The authors of the new study used data from the ongoing ABCD Study, which is following more than 10,000 kids for 10 years to revolutionize our understanding of child development.
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"This includes promoting opportunities for joint media engagement; deciding when, where, and how often screens are used; and reinforcing the need for sleep, physical activity, and device-free interactions to be prioritized to optimize child development," the study said.
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No government or private agency offers funds for experimental investigations of the effects of technology on human cognition or social behavior so there is only anecdotal evidence of what may be epochal changes in child development, learning and knowledge.
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From a man who had students refuse to shake his hand at graduation; who lost friends among Yale's faculty; and whose wife, a respected expert in child development, was so thoroughly ostracized that she had to leave the university?
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In the past, people looked to child development experts, pediatricians and other parents for advice on what gadgets and tools were best for everything from how to avoid diaper rash to how to survive a long car trip with kids.
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While wealthier families — aware of and sensitive to the connection between nutrient-rich food, child development and health — are demanding less-processed, plant-based and organic foods, poor families are finding the federal government endorsing and supporting the least healthy choices.
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Maneka Gandhi, the minister for women and child development, told the Hindustan Times newspaper this weekend she would write to state governments and the Bohra spiritual leader - the Syedna - to issue an edict to end FGM because it is a crime.
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Rapley noted that it was only when the World Health Organization officially changed its recommendation to introduce solid foods to babies at 6 months of age (instead of 4 months) that child development specialists could begin to question feeding babies purees.
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N.Y. Times Quote of the Day, from Marina Umaschi Bers, a professor of computer science and child development at Tufts University who directs a research group that is working in part on how to prepare children for an increasingly automated economy:
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For example, other studies have found that lesbian parents tend to worry about homophobia and stigmatization, so they seek more parenting services and counseling groups to ensure healthy child development — programs that could outweigh the effects of more parenting stress.
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Officials with the Department of Health and Human Services' Division of Child Development and Early Education called the death a "tragedy" in a statement to PEOPLE and said that the agency has issued a summary suspension of the daycare's license.
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Military families with children who attend child development center (CDC) programs at Fort Knox in Kentucky and U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden in Germany were notified last week about the suspension of the program and that no new families would be enrolled.
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Support for these programs is driven by scientific awareness that the years from birth to age five are perhaps the most critical time for child development, with more than one million neural connections forming in a child's brain every second.
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How baby talk might differ A study published in February in the journal Child Development found that dads in North America tended to slow their speech when talking to infants, whereas dads in the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu did not.
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Still, the results offer fresh evidence of how positive parenting interactions can help support optimal child development, said Natalie Brito, a psychology researcher at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at New York University in New York City.
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The House GOP Better Way plan proposes cutting funding for nutrition assistance for young children, which helps close the gap between resources and needs during a critical period of child development and generates long-run benefits for our children and communities.
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Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi on Monday met the flight attendant, who took to Twitter last week accusing a senior executive of sexually harassing her and the airline of refusing to address the matter in a timely and serious way.
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They can lead to examples of genius, said Saltz, who interviewed over 50 experts in the fields of psychiatry, child development and education as well as individuals who have struggled with various learning disabilities and disorders but who have achieved great success.
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She's now working at a fitness studio and getting certification as a personal trainer, and she has switched her college major from child development to business so she can capitalize on her online following and create a company that helps others lose weight.
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More than 130 current and student preschool teachers and administrators took part in the study, which lead researcher Walter Gilliam, director of the Edward Zigler Center in Child Development and Social Policy at Yale University, believes is the first of its kind.
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Although Facebook says the app is designed to be compliant with the Children's Online Privacy and Protection Act (COPPA), there has been pressure from child development experts, health advocacy groups, educators, parents, and more, all calling for Facebook to shut the app down.
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After it launched with mixed reviews, more than 100 child development experts, health advocacy groups, educators, and parents have called on Facebook to shut down Messenger Kids, a spinoff of the company's messenger app that's specifically designed for children ages six to 12.
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It turns out that having close friendships during adolescence is associated with decreases in anxiety and depressive symptoms and increases in self-worth later in life during early adulthood, according to a study that published in the journal Child Development in August.
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To the Editor: Shael Polakow-Suransky, Josh Thomases and Karen DeMoss call for residency graduates "where candidates work alongside an accomplished teacher while studying child development and teaching methods" to replace "traditional student-teaching" as the solution to training and retaining teachers.
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Backed by a 9 million dollar partnership between the US National Institute of Health's Child Development and Behavior Branch and the UK's Waltham Petcare Science Institute, some researchers have begun designing better studies to determine if it's the animals who have the impact.
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Ms. Figes had given birth to the first of her two daughters in 1989 and found that while there were plenty of books about pregnancy and child development on the market, there were none that dealt with the wrenching transformations that motherhood required.
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In 1971, Congress considered the Comprehensive Child Development Act, a last piece of Great Society legislation, an entitlement program providing for universal preschool education (referred to, during congressional debate, as "developmental day care"), with tuition scaled to a family's ability to pay.
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The second line of defense in the prevention science toolbox includes specific research-backed programs and interventions that address the effects of traumatic stress on multiple aspects of child development, from brain and cognitive development, to social skills, coping and mental health.
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"The male child, who is the most neglected victim of child sexual abuse, is being ignored for the award of compensation and needs to be included," the Ministry of Women and Child Development said in a statement, citing letters sent to states on the issue.
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The study, published in the journal Child Development, looked at 1,164 six- and seven-year-olds in the U.S. and found that kids at a healthy weight didn't mention overweight kids as their friends, and typically named the larger kids as their least favorite playmates.
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There's no one answer as to why people do this, but Alice Honig, PhD, professor emerita at Syracuse University who researches child development and human behavior, says that part of it may be that the song you have on repeat resonates with you somehow.
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The LeVines have deep understandings of cultural contexts, allowing them to offer how-to-style pieces of advice: Co-sleeping makes life easier for parents and does not inhibit child development; a "skin-to-skin style of infant care" can foster more compliant children.
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The study, published in January in the journal Child Development, found that late adolescents and young adults who voted, volunteered or engaged in activism ultimately went further in school and had higher incomes than those who did not mobilize for political or social change.
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James Griffin, the deputy chief of the child development and behavior branch of the National Institutes of Health, which supported the research, said that the results came as a surprise to the researchers, who had not expected such pronounced changes at such a young age.
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In the article "Why Demonstrating is Good for Kids," it mentions a study in the journal Child Development, teens and young adults who voted, volunteered, or engaged in activism went farther in school and had higher incomes than those who didn't advocate for change.
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Along with paid leave and efforts to redistribute care in the home, we need explicitly written legislation to create more jobs in the care sector and to promote early child development by providing accessible, affordable and quality education and care for children under five.
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The teachers were recruited to rate content based on their expertise in learning and child development, and had a diverse background in terms of things like years of experience, demographics, and locations in the U.S. The apps must also meet Google's Designed for Families (DFF) program requirements.
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At the University Child Development School in Seattle where it was piloted, rather than rely on office staff buzzing in late arrivals or visitors, the system gives parents who have registered their faces automatic access through a locked gate and tells the office who is coming.
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For videos they can ask for a reconsideration (which means Austin himself and several other senior BBFC members getting involved), and if they still don't agree with the outcome they can go through the Video Appeals Committee (an independent body staffed by legal and child development experts).
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In a letter signed by Rosenstein and CalSTRS director of corporate governance Anne Sheehan, the two shareholders said they worked with child development experts to review studies that found links between the use of electronic devices and negative effects on concentration, emotional health, sleep and empathy.
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Several ministries, like the Ministry of AYUSH, launched mobile app "Yoga Locator" giving details of yoga activities in a particular surrounding area, while the Ministry of Women and Child Development launched "#YogaFor9to5", a contest to generate awareness on the benefits of yoga at workplace for women.
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Between 28503 and 22019, the number of staff achieving a teacher level one credential, or a child development associate credential, grew from 963 to 3,598, an increase of 374 percent, and the number of staff that attained higher-level credentials increased almost eightfold, from 284 to 2,85033.
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The candidate also promises to commit billions in new annual funding to child development research at the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health, plus a $10 billion "equity fund" to test and deploy new ways of closing the nation's persistent academic achievement gap.
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Unfortunately, because of the dearth of quality, affordable day care in the United States, some people don't have that luxury, said Sarah MacLaughlin, a senior writer and training specialist at Zero to Three, a nonprofit that promotes healthy child development and runs the national HealthySteps program.
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But a new study in the journal Child Development shows how being too firm, to the point of being harsh -- which includes yelling, hitting and shoving and using other verbal and physical threats as punishment -- could negatively impact our children's ability to succeed in high school and college.
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Teens who try to act older than their age to gain popularity and engage in "adolescent pseudomature behavior" are more likely to have problems with drugs and alcohol and engage in serious criminal behavior by their early 20s, according to a study published in the journal Child Development.
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But while Longfield describes the increasing availability of data as offering "enormous advantages", she is also very clear on major risks unfolding — be it to safety and well-being; child development and social dynamics; identity theft and fraud; and the longer term impact on children's opportunity and life chances.
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Mitchell, however, was a social scientist with a degree from UC Berkeley, and through her experiential research of child development argued that children's literature should not jettison the details of a child's day-to-day, but rather, embrace them to create a familiar, lively and interactive reading experience.
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And chronic parental stress is inherently opposed to optimal child development; one study notes it has been "associated with numerous undesirable outcomes," including heightened rates of parental depression and marital conflict, as well as less attentive, harsher parenting—none of which is good for an impressionable, developing brain.
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Part of parents' frustration that may cause them to engage in neglect or abuse is their lack of understanding of child development, the educational processes they need to expose their child to, and a child's need for bonding in the very earliest moment of those first three years.
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OK, if you're still with me: I hereby propose that the next U.S. president and Congress move to permanently spend an additional 21.5 percent of GDP on public investment, broadly defined (infrastructure, for sure, but also things like R&D and child development) — and not pay for it.
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Some child development experts question whether the goal of the new pre-K — putting all children on a path to read and do simple math problems by the end of kindergarten — is appropriate, and whether it might detract from the socialization value that preschools have been known for.
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When it comes to kids and digital media, my biggest reason for strongly urging parents to be well informed about the effects of these devices on child development is that internet gaming addiction is becoming a growing problem among youth, most common among boys ages 12 to 20.
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Families may receive coaching on preventive health and prenatal practices, learn how to care for their babies and about important child development milestones and behaviors, receive breastfeeding support, get connected to employment and child care, and receive general support in navigating the often-stressful early stages of parenthood.
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Readership studies over the decades have consistently shown that women have a greater interest than men in topics such as personal relationships (work, family, friends), child development, educational and social activities for children, ethics and values, the environment, personal safety, health and nutrition, consumer information and balancing multiple roles.
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Working with experts in child development, the mom of three — who was first inspired while taking parenting classes as a new mother — founded Whole Child International, a nonprofit dedicated to teaching caregivers and government officials how to create a more loving and nurturing environment for the children in their care.
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A new study published on Wednesday in the journal Child Development tracks the test scores of students who attended severely affected schools, and it reports that, on average, their academic progress on reading and arithmetic lagged compared to students in areas that were less badly burned, even years after the fires.
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While research on the topic has accumulated over the past few decades, acknowledgment of the importance of early childhood mental health has accelerated in the last five years, said Matthew Melmed, executive director of Zero to Three, a nonprofit that promotes healthy child development and runs the national HealthySteps program.
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I felt guilty about not being able to give my son a traditional family unit, so I tried to be a &aposperfect&apos dadWhen my son was born, I held him in one hand and a copy of "Your Baby&aposs First Year," a book about child development, in the other.
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"I have suggested to Twitter that it should draw a list of words such as 'rape,' 'bitch,' 'whore,' and other violent words, and devise a way so that posts containing them can be pulled down," said Maneka Gandhi, India's minister for women and child development, Indian publication the Hindu reported on Wednesday.
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We then combined that data with information on government-mandated minimum wages over the same time span and looked at the effects of changes in the minimum wages around the year of birth, widely understood to be a critical period in child development, on HAZ scores in the first five years of life.
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In his veto statement, which Buchanan drafted, Nixon argued that "for the Federal Government to plunge headlong financially into supporting child development would commit the vast moral authority of the National Government to the side of communal approaches to child rearing," and it would in turn lead to the collapse of family structures.
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"We urge you to oppose this action and consider the airmen in aging hangars, soldiers in failing maintenance shops, sailors training to improve readiness, Marines in asbestos-laden operations centers, and all of their families relying on deteriorating schools and child development centers, before you divert funding from military construction accounts," they added.
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In 2012, Nike changed the names of the Joe Paterno Child Development Center — named for the longtime Penn State coach — in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse scandal, and the Lance Armstrong Fitness Center, after the United States Anti-Doping Agency accused Armstrong, the champion cyclist, of using performance enhancing drugs.
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The recommendations state that marijuana should not be used during pregnancy and that marijuana use while breastfeeding is discouraged -- but they also recommend women be informed about the lack of definitive research on this topic and counseled about the current concerns regarding potential adverse effects of THC on pregnancy and child development.
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Sudden disruption of a young child's attachment with family and the experience of being neglected, undermines a sense of basic trust which is necessary for many aspects of child development including the ability to maintain healthy relationships, to maintain hope in the context of adversity, and to believe in the goodness of oneself and others.
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To the Editor: Re "Vaccine Skepticism Takes Root at Progressive Schools" (news article, June 15): On behalf of the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America, I would like to offer a broader perspective on Waldorf education, whose approach to child development, social-emotional health and academic achievement is continuously supported by contemporary research.
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"Whether this means that some level -- or any level -- of these metabolites can negatively influence child development is unknown at this point," said senior study author Christina Chambers, a professor of pediatrics at the University of California, San Diego and director of clinical research for the Department of Pediatrics at UCSD and Rady Children's Hospital.
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"He had to really fight to be taken seriously, but he did, and that's made it possible for the field to have the credibility it does today," Ruby Takanishi, who was then president of the Foundation for Child Development, said in remarks when Dr. Zigler was honored by the American Psychological Association in 21982.
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Also at Western, cognitive psychology professor John Paul Minda said his lab—which includes around 150 faculty, trainees, post doc students and graduate students from around the world—is considering boycotting US conferences, including meetings of the Association for Psychological Science (in Massachusetts in May) and the Society for Research in Child Development (in Texas in April).
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