Articles & Research
by Maryam Abdullah, UC Berkeley
In their drive for independence, teenagers can seem to reject parents. A new study suggests that the key to making them feel loved is to be persistently warm, even in conflict.
by Today.com
TODAY Parenting Guides provide benchmarks and tips for your child's academic, physical and social emotional growth.
by CNN
This CNN article examines how parental mental health influences children, noting that kids absorb cues from parents on handling stress and emotions. It highlights that open communication about mental struggles and proactive coping strategies are vital in fostering resilience and healthy responses in children amidst life's challenges.
by Maryam Abdullah & Megan Bander, Greater Good Magazine
Greater Good picks our favorite books to help parents and their kids nurture love, connection, and resilience.
by The National Child Traumatic Stress Network
How children experience traumatic events and how they express their lingering distress depends, in large part, on the
children’s age and level of development.
Articles
The internet offers a wealth of parenting knowledge, but not everything is based on sound research. We'll share a few of the resources we trust below.
Our Research
Read some of the studies and research that goes into the ParenTeach Institute programs and imagine the impact implementing these parenting courses into high schools across the nation could have.
Evaluation of the Parenting Education Program
Promoting Positive Parenting Among Urban Parents. (Spanish)