As a parent, you may be eligible to be part of a university study about how kids think about other people’s thinking. We will ask you to watch with your child three brief, online videos of puppet actors and then to record your child’s answers to questions about what the puppets are thinking. We will also ask you some general questions about yourself, your child, and your household. Participation would take less than 15 minutes, and it’s a great way for you and your child to contribute to our knowledge of how children think. For more details go to the following address: http://www.milestoneshome.org/current/thinking/

Best wishes,

Kimberly
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I have an insight that I learned a long time ago from my one year-old: when you’re learning to walk, every object you encounter becomes a tool for walking. It doesn’t matter if it’s a coffee table, a balloon, a chair, a box, the legs of the person between you and that cookie, even if you don’t know them. If you need to learn how to walk, the universe is full of opportunities to help you learn how.

I think if you’re lucky you keep this ability to learn the next lesson from the people and situations around you, no matter what that lesson might be.

Cheers, and keep up the great work, both in your parenting and in what you’re sharing with the world!

I wish we could meet people like we did when we were kids. I like how kids do it.

“My name is Rusty, what is your name?”

Simple, to the point and effective! Nice site by the way…I can’t believe I haven’t seen this before.

Rusty

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