Parenting is a stressful and demanding job. The below resources are provided to give parents research-based advice and strategies for making their parenting journey a little easier:

“A Review of Children’s Screen Time and Self-Regulation.” PhD student and occupational therapist Mia Koch provides a review of research on children’s self-regulation and the use of electronics in their development.

“The Multifaceted Influence of Storytelling, Family Traditions, And Shared Experiences in Generational Value Transmission.” UT Dallas master’s degree student Sreoshi Chowdhury provides insights on the influence of storytelling in passing down family values.

“Parent Impacts on Child Temperament.” UT Dallas PhD student Sarah Crow provides insights on the impacts of parents’ and children’s temperament and how they relate to each other.

“Yes, You Should Help Your Child with Their Homework.” UT Dallas master’s student Sydney Washington provides tips for promoting parental engagement to improve children’s academic success.

“Raising Emotionally Aware Children: How to Help Your Child Develop Emotion Understanding.” UT Dallas PhD student Mariam Hafiz provides tips for parents on how to help your child become more aware of their own and other people’s emotions.

“Understanding and Helping Your Dyslexic Child: A Pragmatic Parent Guide from a Fellow Parent’s Perspective.” UT Dallas master’s student Melissa Krauth provides advice for parents on understanding and navigating a child’s dyslexia diagnosis.