How do parents perceive children's board books?

The purpose of this study was to survey parental media attitudes and perceptions of their children's knowledge and engagement with various media ... young children are egocentric in their thinking and thus have difficulty taking the perspective of others (Flavell et al., 1995). read more

Gender identity can be a difficult topic for many parents, and in many ways, this book is perfect for grown-ups too. Intended for kids ages 3 to 8, this book covers how gender is experienced and gives kids a clear language for expressing their gender and for understanding others who express it differently than they do. read more

A 2003 analysis of more than 25 public opinion surveys by Public Agenda, a nonpartisan public opinion research organization, found that 65 percent of teachers say their students would do better in school if their parents were more involved, and 72 percent of parents feel that children whose parents are not involved sometimes "fall through the cracks" in school (Johnson & Duffett, 2003). read more