Here are some of the top news and research stories from the past year of 2016
U.S. Department of Education Announces $3 Million in Pay for Success Grants for Preschool Programs
Federal report recommends teaching self-regulation in schools
How dwelling on problems could harm mother-child bonding
Early childhood programs have long-term benefits, study finds
Mom’s Support in Early Number Play Helps Boost Future Math Scores
Poverty Wages For U.S. Child Care Workers May Be Behind High Turnover
Dad in-tune to child’s needs and abilities
New screen time rules for kids, by doctors
Sleep-Deprived Preschoolers May Eat More
Study: Racial bias might start as early as preschool
Emotionally invested parents give children a leg up in life
Infants pay more attention to native speakers of their language
Fussy Babies At Higher Risk Of Obesity
African American Early Childhood Teachers Make 84 Cents for Every $1 Earned by Their White Peers
Risk for Autism in Younger Children Increases Significantly If They Have Older Sibling with Disorder
Breastfeeding associated w/ better brain development & neurocognitive outcomes
Sleep experts reveal new recommendations for children
Social, Emotional Needs of Autistic Students Should Come First
Good Nutrition Positively Affects Social Development, Penn Research Shows
ADHD Linked to Disturbed Sleep in Children
Lunch Rules Ban Fried Foods, Frosted Flakes in Daycare
Study Finds Link Between Parenting & Child’s Self-Control
CDC Finds No Change In Autism Prevalence
Brief Intervention Can Stop Playground Bully Behavior
Here’s Why Preschool Suspensions Are Harmful
Preschool and its long-term benefits
Why Kindergarten Is The New First Grade
Helicopter Parenting Can Hinder Child Development
Gaps in preschool access largest for Latino kids
Poverty linked to childhood depression, changes in brain connectivity
Exercise early in life promotes healthy brain, metabolism
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