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Triple P’s 2024 National Parenting Survey reveals rising stress, emotion and exhaustion

Australian parents are under pressure, a recent ‘pulse check’ survey has found, with cost of living, lack of sleep, self care falling by the wayside, and unending feelings of guilt.

2024-05-07 10:35:40

by Freya Lucas

Enhancing Early Math Learning Through Cultural Inclusivity and Strong Relationships

Early learning settings in Australia are diverse, and include children and families from many different social, cultural and geographical backgrounds, with a range of family structures, abilities, identities, learning styles and languages.

2024-05-07 00:54:34

by Freya Lucas

Harvard calls for early childhood policy to take ‘science of human variation’ into account

There is an urgent need to address and evaluate within group variations and between group differences when developing policy for children, the National Scientific Council on the Developing Child has noted.

2024-05-06 10:05:47

by Freya Lucas

Pandemic led to some developmental milestone delays in infants and toddlers

While infants and toddlers five years of age or younger experienced some delays to developmental milestones due to COVID-19 pandemic disruptions and restrictions, these delays are typically modest, a study led by Johns Hopkins Children’s Center has found.

2024-05-03 11:19:51

by Freya Lucas

Video games can have a positive effect on children if they are designed correctly: Study

Video games can potentially contribute to and support the well-being of children if they are designed with the needs of children in mind, according to new research from UNICEF Innocenti – Global Office of Research and Foresight.

2024-05-03 11:13:42

by Freya Lucas

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