Sigrid Prommer's newsletter promotes her materials for training children's senses, covering visual, auditory, olfactory and tactile perception with short descriptions and a book sample. Each issue is brief and mainly advertises her publications and exercise card sets.
Website: https://sigrid-prommer.at/
Developmental psychologist Peter Gray writes letters on the role of play in human evolution, child development and culture, often tied to his book Restoring Childhood. Issues mix data-driven analysis, such as CDC trends in teen mental health, with media appearances and subscriber meeting announcements.
Weekly parenting newsletter from child psychologist Dr. Aliza Pressman that pairs research-backed guidance with practical advice, often tied to her Raising Good Humans podcast episodes. Recent issues cover getting kids to open up, the drift toward permissive parenting, and the research on homework.
Essays on the hardest parts of modern motherhood and childhood, framed through evolutionary biology, hunter-gatherer anthropology and developmental research. Recent issues cover play deficits, early education and the global learning crisis, and the lack of leisure for mothers.
A weekly newsletter from Jon Haidt and his team examining how smartphones, social media, and AI are reshaping childhood and society. It combines research updates, commentary on tech accountability, and practical guidance for parents, educators, and policymakers.
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