

The Art of Parenting
PúblicoWeekly parenting science podcast translating child development research into plain language.

Weekly parenting science podcast translating child development research into plain language.
A research-grounded guide to setting firm limits while giving children meaningful voice, choice, and room to practice problem-solving.
A research-grounded guide to sibling conflict: what ordinary fights can mean, what the evidence does not prove, and how caregivers can coach repair without shame.
A research-grounded guide to why children lie, what the evidence can and cannot tell us, and how caregivers can respond without shame.
What secure attachment actually means, why repair matters more than perfect responsiveness, and a few low-pressure ways to build safety in ordinary family life.
A research-grounded guide to what predictable bedtime routines can do for young children's sleep, what they cannot promise, and how to make a routine fit real family life.
A warm, research-grounded guide to why play matters, what pretend-play research can and cannot prove, and how caregivers can protect low-pressure play without turning it into another lesson.
A warm, research-grounded guide to process praise: what to say when children are learning, struggling, or trying again, and why praise is useful information rather than a magic formula.
A supportive, research-grounded episode on picky eating: what is common, why pressure is not a reliable fix, and how families can use calm structure and repeated exposure without shame.
A supportive, research-grounded episode on toddler and preschool tantrums, what red flags deserve support, and how parents can respond with calm boundaries.
A warm, research-grounded episode on shared reading: what the evidence says, what it does not prove, and how to make books feel easier and more connected at home.
A supportive, research-grounded episode on bedtime screens, child sleep, myths, doable tips, and one chapter recommendation.