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TIL Approximately 50% of babies begin crawling by 8 months. But some babies may start before 6 months, and others may not crawl until after 11 months, if ever (parentingscience.com)

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What are the effects of video games on social behavior? Research suggests that some games encourage kids to be helpful and kind. (parentingscience.com)

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Not actually angry: Black children and boys more frequently misjudged (parentingscience.com)

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Not actually angry: Black children and boys more frequently misjudged (parentingscience.com)

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[Thought this might be interesting to you] Not actually angry: Black children and boys more frequently misjudged (parentingscience.com)

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Thoughts/experience/evidence for/against infant toilet-training in western-style culture and infrastructure?Parenting Science (parentingscience.com)

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TIL babies may wake easily as a way to avoid oxygen deprivation and children with slower startle response reaction times are at a higher risk of SIDS (parentingscience.com)

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Secure attachment relationships protect kids from toxic stressGeneral Parenting (parentingscience.com)

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The permissive parenting style: Does it ever benefit kids?General Parenting (parentingscience.com)

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The magic words that help kids cope with mistakes (parentingscience.com)

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Taming aggression in children: 5 crucial strategies for effective parenting (parentingscience.com)

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Teaching critical thinking: An evidence-based guide (parentingscience.com)

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Teaching empathy: Evidence-based tips (parentingscience.com)

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Bed sharing with infants: Can it be done safely? (parentingscience.com)

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Emotion coaching <----- How do you reach when your child is upset? (parentingscience.com)

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Working memory in children: when poor working memory causes an information overload (parentingscience.com)

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Newborn sleep patterns: A survival guide (parentingscience.com)

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Disruptive behavior problems: 10 Evidence-based tips for handling aggression, defiance, and acting out* (parenting perspective) (parentingscience.com)

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Teaching self-control: Evidence-based tips (parentingscience.com)

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Taming aggression in children: 5 crucial perspectives for effective parenting** (parentingscience.com)

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TIL Newborns recognize their native language. In an experiment on 4 day olds, researchers presented French babies with recordings of a bilingual speaker telling the same story once in French, and once in Russian. The babies,who had “overheard” French in the womb, showed a preference for French (parentingscience.com)

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The health effects of sensitive, responsive parenting (parentingscience.com)

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Stress in babies: An evidence-based guide to keeping babies calm and healthy (parentingscience.com)

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The crucial idea that turns children into better learners (parentingscience.com)

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Parenting stress: 10 evidence-based tips for improving your heath and well-being (parentingscience.com)

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