Tag: children

Humor + Variety

Variety

To Be a Parent

In this edition of “Conversations from the Playground”, two young (in fact, exceptionally young) Polish experts talk about a topic that no child can escape: parenting.

Ewa Pawlik

By the Age of 3, Children Appreciate Nature’s Fractal Patterns

World + People

The Other School

By the Age of 3, Children Appreciate Nature’s Fractal Patterns

Fractal patterns are noticed by people of all ages, even small children, and have significant calming effects.

Jaimee Bell

Soul + Body

Wellbeing

My Mini Me

What do yoga and maternity have in common? How can taking control of our body help us to reflect on how we view ourselves and our children?

Ludwika Włodek

We Are Born to Learn

World + People

The Other School

We Are Born to Learn

Learning not only can, but really ought to be a source of joy, according to educational neuroscientist Dr. Marzena Żylińska, in discussion with Berenika Steinberg.

Berenika Steinberg

World + People

Science

Baby Beasts

From post-natal death to hatching out of a mother’s back, the modes of reproduction in the animal world are far more varied than that of humans.

Mikołaj Golachowski

No Cards for Father’s Day

Art + Stories

Fiction

No Cards for Father’s Day

Talking to ourselves about death is difficult enough, let alone raising the topic with our children or parents.

Mikołaj Łoziński

Handwriting Better for Memory Than Typing

World + People

The Other School

Handwriting Better for Memory Than Typing

A new study collected five hundred data points per second. Handwriting won out.

Derek Beres

Not Having Children Is Another Choice We Should Be Discussing

Soul + Body, Art + Stories

Good Mood, Fiction

Not Having Children Is Another Choice We Should Be Discussing

In America, one in five women choose not to be mothers. Contrary to appearances, the reason for this decision is rarely egoism.

Derek Beres

Maturity? A Tomato!

Humor + Variety

Variety

Maturity? A Tomato!

In this edition of “Conversations from the Playground”, a panel of Poland’s youngest (and finest) intelligentsia are asked about what it means to be mature.

Ewa Pawlik

Together We Stand

Art + Stories

Experiences

Together We Stand

Hungarian director Kristof Deák talks about his short film “Sing”, a powerful reminder of the ever-increasing need to educate people on preventing social injustice.