When I’m Mad: 6 Steps to Recognize and Manage Anger in Young Children
Learn 6 practical steps to help young children recognize and manage anger safely. This visual guide teaches noticing body signals, naming feelings, asking for space, taking breaks, calming strategies, and returning when ready.
Understanding Neurodevelopmental Risks from Prenatal Exposure to Intoxication, Infection, and Trauma
Prenatal exposure to substances, infections, and trauma can disrupt fetal brain development, potentially leading to microcephaly, cognitive impairments, and neurodevelopmental disorders. A recent review highlights these risks and the need for inclusive…
Early Oxidative Stress May Drive Persistent Neuroinflammation in Autism Spectrum Disorder
A new study indicates that oxidative stress present at birth may trigger persistent immune activation and neuroinflammation in autism spectrum disorder, highlighting early antioxidant intervention as a potential therapeutic strategy.
Early-Life Phthalate Exposure May Influence Autism Traits Differently in Boys and Girls: Systematic Review
A systematic review suggests prenatal phthalate exposure may subtly increase autistic traits, with boys possibly more vulnerable. Evidence remains preliminary.
Integrated Behavioral and Psychological Support Reduces Chronic Self-Injury in Adult with Severe Intellectual Disability
A case report describes how combining behavioral strategies, caregiver psychological support, and digital collaboration reduced chronic self-injury in an adult with severe intellectual disability.
New Research Reveals Mice Pursue Information Out of Curiosity, Not Just Reward
New research reveals that mice seek information driven by curiosity, with brain activity distinguishing this from reward-based motivation.
Expressing Feelings and Emotions: 6 Essential Communication Phrases for Young Children
Teach young children to express feelings with 6 essential communication phrases like "I'm Happy," "I'm Sad," and "I Need Help" using a friendly cartoon visual.
OXTR Gene Variants and Methylation Linked to Brain Connectivity and Symptoms in Autism Spectrum Disorder
A study links oxytocin receptor gene variants and methylation to altered brain connectivity patterns and symptom severity in children with autism spectrum disorder.
Mathematical Models Reveal How Energy Influences Protein Production Locations in Neurons
Mathematical modeling by Tatjana Tchumatchenko highlights how energy availability influences whether ion-channel proteins are produced in the soma or dendrites of neurons.
Cleaning Bedroom Routine Visual Learning Set: 5 Steps to Help Your Child Build Independence
Help your child learn to clean their bedroom with this 5-step visual routine. Teach picking up toys, putting books away, clothes in hamper, throwing trash, and making the bed for independence.