To avoid the dreaded "uh-huh" and "nah-uh" answers, Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhD, a clinical psychologist based in Princeton, New Jersey, tells TODAY.com that parents should ask questions that begin ...

Spread the loveAs we continue our exploration into high-level questioning skills in young children, it becomes evident that promoting and nurturing these skills is an essential part of their holistic ...

Being a parent or guardian in lockdown isn’t easy. Young people will all be reacting to the situation in their own way, and some may have found it more challenging than others. Their lives have ...

With more young people gaming than ever before ... An expert has shared three 'life-saving' questions parents should ask ...

These questions may be more literary, about the text; or they may be more theological, about the view of God raised by the text. From the beginning, I encourage children to ask questions. Once they ...

Gaynor explains that while young children are brimming with curiosity ... understanding means children are more than happy to ask questions as and when they pop into their head, while adults ...