Development Decoded
Laura Dimler, PhDWelcome! I decode the science of child development so you don’t have to.
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Time-Out: What the Research Actually Says
Few parenting strategies have been debated as intensely in recent years as time-out. Some argue it damages attachment. Some call it outdated. Others insist it’s essential for discipline.
Out of Sight, Still in Mind
Peekaboo is so fascinating to babies. It makes them giggle, smile, and basically turns grown adults into unpaid entertainers. Part of what makes it so fun is object permanence, the growing understanding that people and objects still exist e...
The Emotional Work of Middle Childhood (Ages 6–10)
As I wrote last week, if the cognitive work of ages 6-10 is a reorganization phase, then what’s happening emotionally? Middle childhood often feels emotionally easier than the years that come before or after it. Fewer tantrums. Less volatil...
The “Quiet” Years Aren’t Quiet at All: Ages 6-10
Middle childhood (roughly ages 6 to 10) is often treated as a developmental lull. Kids seem more regulated. School routines are established. Big emotions feel less explosive. Nothing appears urgent.
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Developmental psychologist, professor, mom, and military wife. I decode the science of child development, parenting, and mental health so you don’t have to. Practical, clear, and always jargon-free. New posts on Tuesdays.
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