Professor in @UDSOE Roberta Golinkoff and Elana Herbst, Lab Manager for the Child's Play, Learning and Development Lab at UD, discuss the harmful impacts of gender bias in toy marketing. brookings.edu/blog/education…

Our new paper is out KathyandRo !We ask if parental cell phone use is more distracting than other tasks, like filling out a paper survey. Is taking a survey on a 📱 more detrimental to parent-child questioning than taking it on 📝? Read to find out! psycnet.apa.org/record/2022-11…

My first publication on work I’ve been doing in grad school is officially published in #JCES. Amanda S. Haber, PhD, María Ramírez, #KathleenCorriveau, and I explored how child-teacher scientific question-explanation exchanges develop in an inquiry-based preschool classroom!

Parent Nation, the new book from Dr. Dana Suskind, which Angela Duckworth called "required reading for anyone who has ever loved a child," is available for pre-order now! sites.prh.com/parent-nation-…

Thanks for the shout out!

Wow. Really stunning findings with huge implications!

KathyandRo and I argue that even small investments just might make a big difference for children... now is the time for Congress to act:brook.gs/3nWPgEC via The Brookings Institution

Follow Parent Nation for news about Dr. Dana Suskind's forthcoming book and the exciting campaign we'll be launching alongside it!

Our research finds that parents who have more knowledge of infant development are more likely to foster their babies’ social-emotional and cognitive growth. Dr. Dana Suskind explains how these findings can help in the fight for educational equity. youtu.be/JmjFGqrOg7I

Love seeing some of our research on video chatting (plus others’ amazing work) being translated for parents! 🙌🏻 KathyandRo Yemimah King, Ph.D. Hannah Puttre

Great to have our research on video-chatting included in Psychology Today! Caroline Gaudreau Yemimah King, Ph.D. Hannah Puttre psychologytoday.com/us/blog/parent…

Research by profesor Roberta Golinkoff KathyandRo and alum Caroline Gaudreau was cited in a recent Psychology Today article with tips for parents to effectively manage video chatting with a young child. ow.ly/nG6Y50HThcX

How might cell phones impact parent-child interactions? Parents and children were less likely to ask questions when parents completed a survey using their phones rather than paper. Caroline Gaudreau Loved reading this quick and digestible article! cehd.udel.edu/do-cell-phones…

90% of brain growth occurs before kindergarten, it is more important than ever to support family-friendly policies. Join the Parent Nation movement @aparentnation with me because when children thrive, we all benefit! #parentnation

My piece on what it means to raise and educate young children in the COVID era: usatoday.com/in-depth/news/…

Honored to work with NAEYC on their incredible Handbook. After years of emotional roller coasters and academic challenges with COVID, playful learning is more important than ever. Jennifer M Zosh Caroline Gaudreau naeyc.org/resources/pubs…

"I think that this is best solved through public-private partnership. Certainly it’s not going to be achievable by continuing to place it on the shoulders of families alone.” Excellent article on employers waking up to their role in the childcare search. wbur.org/news/2022/06/1…

Very cool (and encouraging) findings! Congrats Jessica Sperber (she/hers) ! 😊

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: We have the scientific evidence, the economic case, and the general consensus that parents and caregivers in America need more societal support. What we need is the political will! bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

“There are real problems with how our government funds child care programs.” Yeah, agreed. It’s not enough. Only a fraction of eligible families can actually obtain support. Let’s not lose the thread here — we need public investments to #SolveChildCare