Children who had better language skills as toddlers and whose language developed more quickly expressed less anger at age 4 than their peers whose toddler language skills weren't as good.

The findings suggest that language and vocabulary ... for emotional regulation among children as they enter preschool and beyond. (MORE: The Bright Side of Anger: It Motivates Others ...

This new study builds on a growing body of research from HESP focused on exploring infant language development. Professor Newman and two of her then-graduate students recently published "Look at ...

Angry outbursts like temper tantrums are common among toddlers, but by the time children enter... "This is the first longitudinal evidence of early language abilities predicting later aspects of ...

Results showed children who had clear early hand preference performed better on language skills tests than those who did not develop handedness until toddlerhood. Those who were inconsistent in ...

Does developing language ability reduce anger between ages 2 and 4? Researchers looked at 120 predominantly White children from families above poverty but below middle income from the time they ...