people would ask. Bet you wish you had ... Bohannon conducted a study of “Peculiar and Exceptional Children.” After observing more than 1,000 children, he declared of the 46 onlies, “They ...

For most of human history, people had lots of kids ... From a young age, that kind of observation begins to equip children for adulthood. More important, following adults around gives children ...

It was more like anthropological observation ... how to read other people's facial expressions. And if that's not happening, children are missing out on important development milestones." ...

Each new generation of white people, the thinking goes ... Within this racial context, kids developed ideas about race by observing and interpreting what was going on around them.