Development Decoded
Laura Dimler, PhDWelcome! I decode the science of child development so you don’t have to.
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Your Child Doesn't Need an Optimized Childhood
One of the biggest misconceptions about child development is the idea that every childhood experience carries the same developmental weight.
Modern parenting culture often treats development like an endless optimization project by telling...
Why Parenting Advice Doesn’t Work for Every Family
Today’s post is going to be a little more academic than usual. But please stay with me, because understanding who child development research actually studies changes how we interpret parenting advice, social media “experts,” and even our ow...
Same Family. Same Stress. Different Child.
Two siblings. Same family. Same divorce, same cross-country move, same parent deployed, same hard season.
One becomes quieter. Withdrawn. Tearful in ways that are hard to name. The other gets louder — more defiant, more explosive, harder t...
Fathers Aren't Secondary
I’m a military spouse. My husband has missed birthdays, first days of school, and more bedtime routines than either of us can count. I know firsthand what it looks like to carry the parenting load solo (not alone — my heart goes out to any...
Discipline Is Not Punishment
Just last night, I gave my son a time-out after bedtime for not following the rules, especially our rules for sharing a room. But while in the time-out, I thought “okay, now what?” He’s in there. The behavior stopped. And I have a PhD in th...
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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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