Kids are often more observant than many adults give them credit for. It’s not just what we say to them directly that they’re absorbing; it’s how we talk about ourselves and others, what we say to ...

However, children who were always polite usually develop the trait of being reliable as adults. It's rare, but these people are the type to show up at one in the morning with chocolate and a ...

Children learn on their own through observation and experimentation. They also learn from what other people tell them, especially adults and authority figures like their parents and teachers.

When children see their parents place high value on status or appearances, they may begin to believe that love and approval ...

However, children with a low EQ were more likely to see “unfavorable outcomes in wealth” as adults. By their 30s, these adults were more likely to be low-income earners, demonstrate poor ...

This may explain at least one way children can unconsciously form biases. “Kids may be picking up bias from observing these subtle, nonverbal signals that we display when we interact with different ...