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What happens when we become a parent
- Childhood & Development
- Parenthood & Caregiving
“Becoming a parent is a developmental process.”
Do we become a parent when a child is born, or long before that, when the prospect of parenthood first takes shape?
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- Parenthood & Caregiving
Pregnancy changes women’s brains profoundly
Neuroscience completely overlooked motherhood but now that’s changing
- Parenthood & Caregiving
Biological changes help men prepare for fatherhood
Male care is part of how and why humans thrived as a species
- Parenthood & Caregiving
“Dad brain” is real
New research tells us about patrescence and what fathers need
- Health & Wellbeing
Parenting begins in pregnancy
A science explainer on why we need a two-generation approach to wellbeing
- Health & Wellbeing
“Love really protects you, the parent and the baby”
Interview with Ruth Feldman, Founder of the Center for Developmental Social Neuroscience at Reichman University
- Parenthood & Caregiving
Protecting children begins with healing parents
Child–Parent Psychotherapy helps caregivers move from fear to love
- Parenthood & Caregiving
Becoming a parent changes our brains
Embracing "matrescence" can reshape how we care for caregivers
- Parenthood & Caregiving
“I wanted to understand the evolution of man-the-nurturer”
Interview with Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Author of Father Time: A Natural History of Men and Babies
