By exploring different expressions, children can gain insight into their own feelings in a way that feels natural to them.

Teach kids to recognize and name their feelings — while having fun — with toys that show them different facial expressions.

In response to the growing need for children's emotional well-being, Edufrienz 99 from Singapore has unveiled one of Asia's ...

The Australian government's decision to ban social media for children below 16 through 'world-leading legislation' has ...

Experts emphasise the crucial role of extracurricular activities, especially those involving the arts From dance and music to ...

Packing schedules with structured activities leaves little time for play, relaxation and natural growth. Research suggests it ...

In the Coug Cave, Coweeman Middle School paraeducator Rebecca Keithley works one-on-one with students to help regulate ...

Children have different temperaments, and what works with one child may not work with another. For more effective parenting, ...

Digital and paper-based activities both have their advantages ... Its adaptability helps children understand emotional and social expression through simulated interactions. However, designers ...

By fostering a nurturing environment, incorporating language-rich activities, facilitating social ... not just their cognitive and physical, personal and social, but also emotional development.

which is vital for developing emotional intelligence and social skills. Through games and group activities, children learn to communicate, negotiate, and share, which are essential components of ...