#childhood-development

#childhood-development

Anxious ambivalent attachment originates from childhood emotional unavailability, leading to seeking constant reassurance and distrust in close relationships, impacting self-esteem negatively. [ more ]

Household chores can be integrated into daily life without being designated as official 'chores'.

Giving children responsibilities without making them feel mandatory instills a sense of ownership and helps in managing tasks efficiently. [ more ]

Play is crucial for childhood development and resilience in adverse conditions.

Traditional schooling may inhibit play and creativity in children. [ more ]

The youngest kids in the class who are diagnosed with ADHD actually do have ADHD, as they are no more likely to lose their diagnosis over time.

Studies have found that the youngest kids in a class are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD, possibly because they lag behind their older classmates in maturity and self-control.

ADHD doesn't come and go; someone who has it, has it for life, so if a child loses their diagnosis, they were likely misdiagnosed. [ more ]