Development Decoded
Laura Dimler, PhDWelcome! I decode the science of child development so you don’t have to.
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Believing In Yourself: Does It Actually Help Kids Learn?
Here’s a pep talk I’ve probably given a hundred times, to my kids, myself, and my students: “You’ve got this. I know you can do it.” It’s the kind of thing we say instinctively, right alongside teachers, coaches, and anyone who has ever han...
Well-Supported Parents Raise Kinder Kids
Any parent of more than one kid knows the confusion of watching two kids from the exact same house (same rules, same snacks, same everything) turn out completely different when it comes to sharing, or noticing when someone else is having a...
Whose Version of Events Matters?
There’s a phrase I hear a lot from parents, from teachers, even from well-meaning therapists: “That’s just how they see it.”
Usually it’s said to minimize a kid’s reaction. A younger child or teen feels dismissed by a parent. A child belie...
When Kids’ Brains Fill in the Blanks
A child walks into the cafeteria and sees two classmates whispering.
One possibility: They’re talking about something funny that happened at recess.
Another possibility: They’re talking about me.
A child raises her hand in c...
Is Your Phone Competing With Your Child?
A reader recently wrote to me after one of my posts and shared an observation from her work as an early childhood education consultant.
She works with childcare centers and preschools, and in the centers she supports, she has seen a striki...
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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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