Child Development

Pornography is a touchy subject, especially when it comes to young people. See what we know about how pornography affects the teen brain.

We do it unconsciously because babies respond positively to it. But what is parentese and why is parentese important? We dug into the science.

The pandemic has left parents of quiet children wondering if their child has autism or a speech delay. Here’s what you need to know.

My child won’t go to school — why is this happening, and what can I do? Parentology spoke to two clinical psychologists and a retired teacher for answers.

If you’re wondering “When do kids stop wetting the bed?” — or if you googled the question — you’re not alone.

Teaching a child emotional regulation skills can be challenging, but not impossible. Dr. Colleen Russo Johnson, offers tips to make it happen.

Time for your little one to make the big step? Don’t stress! With our “How to Prepare Your Child for Kindergarten” guide you’re covered.

As virtual learning and social distancing disrupt children’s “normal” routines, and general uncertainty surrounding COVID leads to increased anxiety and depression, how can parents positively impact their child’s mental health?…

Transitional object child development: A child’s favorite blanket or doll may be more essential to their development than you think — here’s why.

As uncertainty grows over US states reopening due to COVID-19 surges, what will the pandemic isolation do to child development? See what the experts say.