Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

Scientific Edge

Discover the key milestones of physical, cognitive, linguistic and socio-affective child development and understand the science behind child development.

Discover the key milestones of physical, cognitive, linguistic and socio-affective child development and understand the science behind child development.

baby staring curiously at something
Cognitive

How to encourage curiosity in kids

Key points: Babies are born with an innate curiosity to explore and learn. Cultivating curiosity is critical to lifelong learning and motivation to…

baby boy solving a peg puzzle
Cognitive

How to boost math-related skills

Key points: Research has shown that children who play with puzzles, building blocks, and board games tend to have better spatial reasoning ability….

baby having a nap
Scientific Edge

Long naps help kids learn better

Key points: 1. Naps are crucial for babies’ development and learning. 2. Lack of sleep affects mood, attentiveness, and growth. 3. Research shows…

neurons
Scientific Edge

Can early experiences impact genes?

Key points: The brain is particularly responsive and malleable to experiences and the environment we live in during the early years, which affects…

baby boy laughing with mom
Scientific Edge

Raising a happy child

Key points: Happiness can be defined in three ways: emotional, moral, and judgmental. Relationships with other people, particularly friendships, are a big predictor…

boy wearing a superhero costume
Scientific Edge

How to raise resilient kids

Key points: Resilience is a key skill that parents should foster in their children. Resilience is the ability to adapt well to adversity,…

little girl staring happily at some home-made cookies
Scientific Edge

How to teach self-control to your child

Key points: Developing self-control in children is important for their overall success in life. The development of self-control during the early years can…

brother and sister playing under a fort of blankets
Cognitive

Why is imaginative play important?

Key points: Play is a key component in a child’s development, allowing them to develop imagination, cognitive skills, physical agility, and emotional strength….

mom claps while little girl shows a drawing
Scientific Edge

How to praise your child

Key points: Praising children can strongly influence their self-esteem, intelligence, and disposition to take on challenges. Certain types of praise, such as praising…

Mom and little girl playing with wooden blocks
Cognitive

What is executive functioning?

Key points: Early experiences profoundly shape the developing brain and lay the foundation for complex skills. Executive function skills, like multitasking and self-control,…

Little boy showing some red playdough
Cognitive

Why the early years matter

Here at Kinedu, we’re committed to giving parents the best tools for improving their child’s development. But why do we focus on babies…