Catherine Jousselme, a child psychiatrist, explains why television use among very young children—those under 3 years of age—poses a scientifically proven risk to cognitive and...

In Paris, a preschool is piloting a program designed to develop young children’s social and emotional skills by training and raising awareness among teachers. This approach requires a...

To what extent do maternal and child health centers (PMI) serve as venues for promoting the health of young children? Cyril Farnarier, who is completing a doctoral dissertation on PMI,...

Professionals working in family-based childcare settings—such as child care providers—and in group childcare settings play a key role in children’s healthy development. Programs are in...

At birth, a child needs the constant presence of an adult attentive to their needs in order to feel secure. In the early years, the essential role of caregivers (parents,...

Children develop "attachment strategies" very early on to ensure they receive attention. They demonstrate remarkable adaptability, instinctively sensing what matters to those close to...

The approach to educating children who speak a language other than French is inclusive: they are integrated into regular classrooms while also receiving French language instruction...

Commenting on the data and conclusions of the recent report on the health of the French population, Dr. Danzon, General Delegate of the CFES, outlines his ideas on how to address...

Communication strategies for the campaigns conducted from 1988 to 1990 by the AFLS and the CFES on condom use as a means of preventing AIDS. Overview of the target populations, the...

Overview of health screenings. History and current status. The key role of the five-year screening program in disease prevention is demonstrated. Pregnant women and children are the...