Capitalizing on early childhood development (from conception to six years) is significantly useful in producing competent, responsible, patriotic, healthy citizenry, as this age level is the most ...

UNESCO believes early childhood care and education (ECCE) that is truly inclusive is much more than just preparation for primary school. It can be the foundation for emotional wellbeing and learning ...

Early childhood experiences have a profound impact on brain development – affecting learning, health, behavior, and, ultimately, productivity and income. Yet today, millions of young children are not ...

Prioritizing dad’s mental health isn’t just good for him—it’s good for kids, too. Related: This viral TikTok captures what it ...

LEARNS made huge changes to how K-12 education works in Arkansas, but it also has implications for preschool and child care ...

With new AEDC data showing rising emotional vulnerability in young children, the ECEC sector has a unique opportunity to build resilience early. From secure relationships to outdoor play and educator ...

Examining the link between emotional childhood abuse and social relationships in midlife: the moderating role of the oxytocin receptor gene. Child Abuse Negl. (2019) 98:1–25. doi: ...

The latest results from the Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) offer an important snapshot of how young children are faring as they enter their first year of full-time school providing ...

The latest Australian Early Development Census results show we are going backwards in all five key areas, sparking calls for ...

Supporting your child's social-emotional growth isn't about getting compliance. It's about understanding the needs behind their behavior and developing skills that last a lifetime.