Biopsychosocial factors, including self-esteem and socially prescribed perfectionism, were associated with body satisfaction in middle childhood.

When I spoke to researcher Catherine Draper, she was about to travel to work in a rural area of South Africa. Draper is Associate Professor in the MRC/Wits Developmental Pathways for Health Research ...

Language acquisition in early childhood is a fascinating area of study that explores how children learn to understand and produce language. A significant aspect of this process is syntactic ...

Research by experts at the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Oxford published in the European Journal of Pediatrics shows that early interventions to support the development of children ...

This research further ignites the long-standing discussion on the impact of birth order on personality development ... and the "spoiled" youngest child. Middle children, meanwhile, are often ...

which may disrupt cognitive and language development and socialization and particularly hamper a child's ability to develop trust or self-esteem, or to form healthy relationships with others.

How does conversation help children’s brains develop? A child’s early exposure to language is at the core of their development, predicting language skills, cognitive ability, and academic ...

Nicholas Johnson thought he’d graduate from Roosevelt High this year, since he is aging out of his individualized education ...

A new study suggests that middle children may be more honest, humble, and agreeable than their siblings, challenging ...

UNO’s Department of Biomechanics has a research lab specializing in the development of artificial ... has received a grant from the Buffett Early Childhood Institute to enhance prosthetic ...

Samantha Schaedler, a social studies teacher at Brady Middle School, was recently honored as the VFW Ohio Teacher of the Year ...

Children's development ... by speech and language problems. The impact of these difficulties: Difficulties in one or more of these areas can have a profound impact on a child's experience of ...