Not all investments show up in a savings account. Some are built over time, within a family
There is no financial tool that can provide the answers to these questions. But there is access to information, experts and spaces where parents can pause, reflect and develop their own points of reference.
The most important support doesn’t always go into a shopping basket
Today, information is more accessible than ever. But having more of it does not necessarily mean having more clarity.
The First 1,000 Days: The Foundation for Lifelong Health
The first 1,000 days of a child’s life, from the beginning of pregnancy to around the age of two, are a crucial period for their development.
Childhood Shared Without Consent: One in Three Romanian Children Has Asked Their Parents to Delete Posts
Nearly one in three Romanian children aged 9 to 16 has asked their parents to remove content posted about them online.
ParentED Fest Analysis: 25,831 Children Confirm: Empathy Is Built Through Relationships, Not Theory
New Research Highlights the Critical Role of Social and Emotional Development: the direct link between emotional regulation and the development of empathy.
ParentED Analysis: 48% of students use artificial intelligence, while 31% rely on the technology to receive solutions for assignments and homework
48% of young people aged 12–17 – including those in Romania – use artificial intelligence apps, and nearly half of them have been instructed by their teachers on how to do so.
Half of Europeans at risk of depression, with growing impact on children Over 80% of brain development occurs before the age of 3
More than half of Europeans (57%) are at risk of depression, according to the latest report published by Eurofound.
Romanians rank among the top in the EU for hours worked, and families are paying the price: Half of parents say stress is affecting their relationship with their children
Data confirms this phenomenon: 6 out of 10 Romanian parents report struggling with stress and chronic fatigue, and the situation is even more acute for those with young children.
Two International Parenting Thought Leaders, Alfie Kohn and Erica Komisar, to Speak at ParentED Fest
Romania’s parenting event that really matters Takes Place on October 17–18, in Bucharest
ParentED Fest – About Mission, Shared Values and Gratitude
Tomorrow marks the start of ParentED Fest 2025 – two full days of inspiration and connection, bringing together powerful voices, authentic messages, and real resources for parents.
70% of 10-Year-Olds Own a Smartphone ParentED Fest: Summer Break – A Key Opportunity for Family Reconnection and Digital Balance
Maggie Dent warns of the potential damage technology can inflict on childhood: “We are stealing play from childhood.”
14 Cases of Domestic Violence per Hour in Romania in the First Months of 2025 | ParentED: Early Parental Education Can Save Lives
In the first four months of 2025, there was an average of approximately 14 cases of domestic violence per hour in Romania.
Dr. MacNamara shares her insights on how we can better understand children’s behavior – a ParentED Fest x Urban Mowgli Podcast
Dr. MacNamara shares her insights on how we can better understand children’s behavior, why connection must come before correction, and how to build a relationship that truly nourishes them — emotionally and psychologically.
ParentEd: While Romanians argue about politics on social media and TV, children absorb all the chaos
Loud screens and noise stress young children and affect their development
ParentED Analysis: Emotional Validation, Essential in Child Development: 96% of Children Who Experience Empathy Are More Persistent
A 2024 study shows that when adults recognize and accept young children’s emotions, they become more capable of handling frustrations and being more persistent, including in school activities
ParentED Fest Analysis: Parental mental load – an overlooked issue: 79% of daily tasks are handled by mothers
Specialists emphasize that this unequal distribution of “invisible work” can have significant consequences on family balance and parents’ mental health, requiring awareness and a more equitable redistribution of tasks.