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Susan Stiffelman's Raising Siblings Series - Register Now Struggling to... read more	Darcia Narvaez wins Expanded Reason Award for research on neurobiology and morality development Darcia Narvaez, professor of psychology in the Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters and a fellow in the Institute for Educational Initiatives, has been named one of two winners of the first Expanded Reason Award for research.
Lessons from the Longest Study on Human Development "Parents really matter. In this study, children who had engaged interested parents, ones who had ambitions for their future, were more likely to escape from a difficult start.	NVC Quick Connect on Satya Nadella "Nadella asked his top executives to read Marshall Rosenberg’s Nonviolent Communication.
So our words are very powerful "Human beings have enormous power to enrich life. We can use words to contribute to people’s enjoyment, their wisdom. We can use words that can make life miserable for people. So our words are very powerful.	Attachment Parenting Month 2017 Welcome to AP Month 2017 as we celebrate Word Power! Each year AP Month features a different, timely theme around which we invite families to join together and celebrate healthy parenting and happy families.
National Trends in Pediatricians’ Practices and Attitudes About Breastfeeding: 1995 to 2014 "Pediatricians’ recommendations and practices became more closely aligned with AAP policy from 1995 to 2014; however, their attitudes about the likelihood of breastfeeding success have worsened.	AP Month 2017 is here -- Let's celebrate "Word Power" Learn about the research behind this year's theme for AP Month, and get ready to celebrate Attachment Parenting by empowering our children's words.
Navigating sibling squabbles Arguments between siblings are inevitable. The question many parents face, is how to best handle the situation?	Helping kids with back-to-school transitions Is your child having trouble getting back into the routine of school? Take a look at his or her afterschool needs, in addition to connection time with you, to make it easier for the whole family.

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