In a close second was problem-solving skills, with 23% of parents voting for it. Problem-solving skills include being able to identify problems, think critically about them, and create solutions.

New research from by Bright Horizons and conducted by The Harris Poll, reveals parents want more from early education.

The parent trap is, at its most basic level, the egregiously unrealistic expectation that we place on parents to build a huge range of important skills in children, early in their life.

Parents can make a difference when it comes to encouraging their children to make healthy relationship choices down the road. These skills don’t develop automatically — nor can you expect to ...