‘Prosocial behaviour’ comes naturally to some; even children as young as two or three may spontaneously share a treat or toy with an unhappy playmate. But most children need to learn it, writes Jane E Brody
‘Prosocial behaviour’ comes naturally to some; even children as young as two or three may spontaneously share a treat or toy with an unhappy playmate. But most children need to learn it, writes Jane E Brody