mumblog.org · Lila Sjöberg

You probably know this experiment. A child sits at a table. A researcher puts a marshmallow in front of them and says: you can eat this now, or you …

#marshmallowtest #parenting #childdevelopment #selfcontrol #parentingmyths

mumblog.org · Lila Sjöberg

At some point in the relationship between a parent and a child, the child stops running toward you when you arrive home and starts disappearing into …

#teenbrain #adolescence #parentingteens #neuroscience #parentingmyths

mumblog.org · Lila Sjöberg

The rule is familiar. One hour of screen time per day for children aged two to five. No screens before 18 months except video calls. High-quality …

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mumblog.org · Lila Sjöberg

For most of human history, across most cultures on earth, a mother and her newborn slept together. Not in separate rooms, not in separate cribs, not …

#parentingmyths #babysleep #cosleeping #newborncare #parentingresearch

For most of human history, across most cultures on earth, a mother and her newborn slept together...

https://mumblog.org/cosleeping-bedsharing-history-controversy/

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mumblog.org · Lila Sjöberg

You have said it. Every parent has said it. Your child brings home a drawing, a test result, a piece of writing they are proud of, and the words come …

#parenting #childdevelopment #childpsychology #growthmindset #parentingmyths #parentingtips