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and don’t have to take them on… I can be a sounding board for her and gently and firmly follow through and guide her where she needs to go. With this change in perception, I no longer
Janet Lansbury • No Bad Kids: Toddler Discipline Without Shame
At Garfield Elementary, kindergartners sit in a circle and discuss conflicts with parents at home and how to respond to them. “Mommy, I don’t like when you scream at me,” a five-year-old boy learns to express through role play, with help from his peers.
Lance Izumi • Moonshots in Education: Launching Blended Learning in the Classroom
Esther Wojcicki • The goop Podcast on Apple Podcasts
Thank children for helping rather than offering empty “good job” praise.
Janet Lansbury • No Bad Kids: Toddler Discipline Without Shame
You are the expert on your baby. You are uniquely positioned to experiment,
Pamela Douglas • The Discontented Little Baby Book
One benefit of knowing the science is a kind of protective skepticism. It should make us deeply suspicious of any enterprise that offers a formula for making babies smarter or teaching them more, from flash cards to Mozart tapes to Better Baby Institutes. Everything we know about babies suggests that these artificial interventions are at best usele
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Maria Popova • Maria Popova — Cartographer of Meaning in a Digital Age
Respect is not something that comes about with words. And whenever an adult tries to cozy up to them in such a way, the children quickly detect the lie or calculation. The moment they think, “This person is lying,” respect isn’t possible anymore.