Blog

Are there positive outcomes to permissive–indulgent parenting?

In middle childhood, peers are rated as a child’s best source of emotional support.

The contrast assumption assumes that objects only have one label.

Preschoolers show better memory for toys in which they are interested.

Until age 5, children cannot distinguish between pictures of objects and real objects.

Children raised by warm parents are more likely to

On the dimension of restrictiveness and control, Baumrind (1989) found that permissive–indulgent parents are 

While playing outside in the snow, a snowflake falls on Timothy’s nose and melts. He exclaims, “The snowflake kissed me!” This is an example of

Saying a child “has a mind of their own” means the

If you ask a child the question, “Why does the sun rise?” and they respond, “So I can see to go outside and play,” this child