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Creating calm mornings in schools boosts student engagement and trust

A shift towards gentle, structured start-of-day routines in schools is proving transformative, enhancing students’ focus and emotional safety by prioritising personal connection over routine supervision. A quiet morning ritual in school can reveal more than test scores ever do. A…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

New research suggests genetics play a bigger role in narcissism than previously believed

A recent analysis indicates that nearly half of narcissistic traits may be inherited, challenging long-held views that upbringing is the primary influence. Experts emphasise that both biology and environment shape narcissism, with implications for parenting and mental health understanding. A…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Extracurricular Activities

New research highlights the long-term benefits of consistent weekly drama classes for children

Regular weekly drama classes offer significant developmental advantages for children, boosting confidence, communication, and resilience, while also providing long-term educational and economic benefits, according to recent research. Choosing a weekly drama class for a child is a decision that reaches…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Nutritional Science

Youth-onset type 2 diabetes in Colorado surges nearly tenfold, outpacing type 1

A recent Colorado study reveals an alarming rise in type 2 diabetes among teenagers, with cases increasing nearly tenfold since 2002, prompting new concerns over diagnosis and prevention strategies in young people. A long-running Colorado study suggests type 2 diabetes…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Vaccinations

Dr. Oz clarifies that MMR vaccine is not lethal amid Trump’s suspension proposal

Dr. Mehmet Oz responded to President Trump’s suggestion to split the MMR vaccine, emphasising its safety and defending the standard immunisation protocol amid political debates over vaccine regulations. Dr. Mehmet Oz moved to ease concerns on Sunday after President Donald…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

New strategies for supporting children with ADHD in homework routines

Innovative approaches like task variation, flexible environments, and body doubling are transforming homework success for children with ADHD, emphasising manageable chunks and strategic breaks over rigid routines. For children and teenagers with ADHD, homework often goes better when it feels…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Preschool Education

Parents seek enriching, flexible after-school activities that children genuinely enjoy

As families adjust to new priorities, parents are increasingly choosing after-school activities that balance fun, development, and trust, with innovation in movement, learning, and free play reshaping children’s routines. As summer holidays draw to a close, many parents face the…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Healthy Meal Ideas

New guidance urges parents to prioritise variety and balance in children’s school lunchboxes

As Dormagen prepares for the new school term, experts emphasise the importance of creating balanced, appealing lunchboxes that foster healthy eating habits and sustain concentration throughout the school day. As the new school term approaches in Dormagen, many parents are…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Vaccinations

Record rise in U.S. kindergarten vaccine exemptions signals weakening herd immunity

Kindergarten vaccine exemptions in the U.S. have reached a historic 4.2%, raising concerns among health officials over declining immunisation coverage amidst political debates and rising disease risks. U.S. kindergarten vaccine exemptions have climbed to a record 4.2%, according to data…

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  • August 24, 2026
  • Clinical Disorders

Eye-tracking could enable autism diagnoses from age one, sparking earlier intervention potential

Recent studies suggest that eye-tracking technology may help identify autism-related traits in children as young as one year old, offering a promising supplement to traditional diagnosis methods and potentially expediting early intervention efforts. Eye-tracking technology may help spot autism-related traits…

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  • August 24, 2026
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