Dark Side of Science: The Monster Study
For decades, this experiment remained hidden from public view, unpublished and relatively unknown—until 2001, when an investigative reporter uncovered the disturbing details.
Through a Baby’s Eyes with Dr. Frantz
He created what he called the “Looking Chamber”. An enduring feature of human nature is if there’s something of interest near us, we generally look at it.
Surrogate Mother Experiment
Through his now-famous and controversial monkey experiments, Harlow shed light on just how important early bonds, affection, and emotional connections are for healthy development.
Are Wooden Toys those Montessori Toys?
When we think of Montessori toys, wooden blocks, puzzles, and other simple, natural materials often come to mind. But is every wooden toy automatically a Montessori toy?
Before Naptime
Mornings have become our secret weapon. After resting all night, his energy levels are fully recharged, and he’s at his most focused and attentive. It’s during these early hours that he’s sharp, eager, and ready to learn.
Were you really ‘lost in the mall’?
She wanted to see if it was possible for people to believe in a memory that never actually happened, without any real-life event to base it on.
How to make time for learning
As parents, we all want to give our little ones the best start in life, and believe it or not, learning doesn’t need to be confined to a specific time or place.
They need Play in their early years
When it comes to early childhood development, one thing is clear: play isn’t just about fun and games. For toddlers, play is serious business.