Consequently, maybe our default expectation should be that parents can envy their children. What stands in need of explanation, in this view, is not why such cases exist but why they are ...

Nature - The way that children interact in specially designed tests (well, games) ... providing strong evidence for parochial altruism in children. c, In the envy game, ...

Each feeling described here—gratitude, envy, nostalgia and the like—takes the shape of a quirky monster. A few of the creatures resemble hedgehogs or owls; some have rounded noses and others ...

How to Raise a Wild Child by paleontologist Scott Sampson is full of tips and advice for connecting your child to nature. The Animal Adventurer’s Guide: How to Prowl for an Owl, ...

Spending time outside, especially in green spaces like parks, is important for children's development and well-being. Connecting with nature can even help manage some physical and mental conditions.

Meghna Yadav, Child Psychologist and Head of Training, KLAY says, “Less exposure to nature during the developmental years of a child’s life - especially during the years of 2-6 - can be ...