King's College London research reveals UK parents believe the most important skill for 'school ready' is learning to play ...

Supporting students in developing self-regulation, executive function skills, and self-agency can improve their ability to ...

The full-day event featured a thought-provoking panel discussion, where educators representing diverse pedagogical approaches ...

It’s a vicious cycle, where using screens to calm tantrums actually increases how often a child has tantrums in the future.

In the Bronx and citywide, the ACES afterschool program through New York Junior Tennis and Learning (NYJTL) is working to ...

Play is crucial for developing and nurturing physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and creative skills, according to the ...

For younger children, free, unstructured play, often sparked by boredom, creates an environment where they set their own rules, explore, experiment, sometimes fail, and hopefully try again.

A new series of children’s workshops is helping young minds in Marbella grow through mindfulness, creativity and play.

A young mother’s candid remarks on TikTok about teaching emotional regulation to three generations at once has sparked a viral conversation about the burdens shouldered by many millennial parents.

Co-director of the poll, Sarah Clark, M.P.H., told Newsweek that finding small pockets of time for play can make a big ...

On the 25th at the Haeundae-gu Cinema Center Sky Theater in Busan, the final day of the 2nd “Children Are Happy” Busan event ...