The Science of Parenting blog shares and discusses research based information and resources to help parents in their important role of raising children.
In weekly blog posts, ISU specialists share their experiences, thoughts and observations about parenting and how they relate to current research. Join in the conversation and tell us more about how you handle your parenting responsibilities and any thoughts or experiences you have on the topic!
Get to know our bloggers from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach …
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Lori Hayungs, Human Sciences Specialist in Family Life
My girls tell me “Don’t use that Temperament mumbo jumbo on me!” but I do and it WORKS! I have been involved in guidance and discipline of children for the last 18 years. Twenty of them with my own three girls. I have a passion for helping adults realize how cool kids are – even through the attitudes, the tantrums and the talk-back. Helping figure out ‘why’ kids do what they do and say what they say is one of life’s Great Adventures! |
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Barbara Dunn-Swanson, Human Sciences Specialist in Family Life
With two earned degrees from Iowa State University, Barb is a Human Sciences Specialist utilizing her experience working alongside communities to develop strong youth and families! With humor and compassion, she enjoys teaching, listening and learning to learn! |
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Mackenzie Johnson, Human Sciences Specialist in Family Life
Parent to a little one with her own quirks. Celebrator of the concept of raising kids “from scratch”. Learner and lover of the parent-child relationship. Translator of research with a dose of reality. Certified Family Life Educator. |
