Is it just me or are screens dominating much of our children’s (and our own!) lives? It seems like a good time to remind all of us, parents and non-parents, that the importance of outdoor activities ...

Kids need the support of their parents—but they also need parents that let them solve problems and overcome failure on their own.

ONTARIO, Ore. — After the last couple of years, there is no better time to talk about ways to build resilience — not only among adults but also the youngest children. For many, the pandemic has been ...

Raising a resilient child does not require a complicated plan. It happens in ordinary family life where kids feel supported as they stretch. Developmental research conducted by Harvard highlights two ...

While they may not seem like they matter much, some after school habits kids used to share actually made them more resilient than kids typically are today.

Sarah Wallwork receives funding from a National Health and Medical Research Council Leadership Investigator Grant awarded to GL Moseley ID1178444 . Bang! A child trips and grazes their knee. Your ...

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FORT LEE, Va. — Time carries us to tragedy like a child caught in floodwater and can leave many gasping under the emotional force. Survivors can imagine that they are left alone in a cold sea of grief ...

New research from the shows that reading aloud can triple a child's resilience at school, particularly for children at-risk. As children settle back into a new school year, families are being ...

In an attempt to combat the rising number of primary school kids with mental health issues, experienced educator Michele Lund has launched her own resilience program Get GRIT. She said she had ...

Dr. Sally Ann Zoll is CEO of United Through Reading, which has kept military families connected and reading through video-recorded storytime for 32 years, serving 2.5 million military family members.