A new study sheds light on the persistent and early emerging disparities in education linked to socioeconomic status.

Using screens to calm upset preschoolers is linked with increased emotional dysregulation in kids, a new study finds.

New findings offer a way to develop preschoolers' sense of what's fair, and help them develop some nuance in their morality.

Professor Dana Suskind makes the case for how America can—and should—improve societal support for parents of young children.

A look at children's books from Russia and the United States reveals a cultural difference regarding negative emotions.

"Something about a baby's curiosity about magic tricks is predicting how curious they become as preschoolers," researchers report.

Just the right amount of information can foster preschoolers' curiosity about a topic, research finds.

What makes children behave? New research shows that instead of following the adult "leader," they may just want to be part of the crowd.

An NYC policy aimed at reducing the education gaps that separate children from rich and poor families may have worsened racial disparities in pre-K.