Studies and Reports
ParentingOn the Let Grow Podcast This Week: Are Kids in Other Countries More Independent?
The Let Grow podcast is here. Supervision Not Required is a podcast featuring our president, Lenore Skenazy. She tackles topics like the importance of play, …
ParentingWondering What to Feed Your Kids? Try a Little Dirt
If you need one more reason to get your kids outside to play, soil microbes may be the extra nudge you need. Hidden inside the …
ParentingDon’t Make Your Kid Go to College
Alternatives to college shouldn't be seen as a negative. By giving teens choices, they're much more likely to be happy, successful adults.
NewsWhy Are Maya Children’s Attention Spans So Much Better Than American’s?
NPR reported the fascinating results of a study on children's attention spans. It found that Maya kids who grew up in Guatemala paid attention at twice …
ParentingWhen Did We Stop Letting Kids Walk to School On Their Own?
Ask today's grandparents how they got to school, and nearly all of them will tell you, "I walked." But by the time current parents were …
Parenting
On the Let Grow Podcast This Week: Are Kids in Other Countries More Independent?
The Let Grow podcast is here. Supervision Not Required is a podcast featuring our president, Lenore Skenazy. She tackles topics like the importance of play, …
Parenting
Wondering What to Feed Your Kids? Try a Little Dirt
If you need one more reason to get your kids outside to play, soil microbes may be the extra nudge you need. Hidden inside the …
Parenting
Don’t Make Your Kid Go to College
Alternatives to college shouldn't be seen as a negative. By giving teens choices, they're much more likely to be happy, successful adults.
News
Why Are Maya Children’s Attention Spans So Much Better Than American’s?
NPR reported the fascinating results of a study on children's attention spans. It found that Maya kids who grew up in Guatemala paid attention at twice …
Parenting
When Did We Stop Letting Kids Walk to School On Their Own?
Ask today's grandparents how they got to school, and nearly all of them will tell you, "I walked." But by the time current parents were …