Researchers from Flinders University have identified nine approved medicines that could potentially slow brain damage in children with Sanfilippo syndrome, offering new hope for an otherwise incurable neurodegenerative disorder. Australian researchers say they have found several existing medicines that could…
A significant proportion of Indonesian children aged four to 12 are consuming less DHA than recommended, prompting calls for increased dietary awareness to support cognitive and neural growth during critical schooling years. Children’s intake of DHA, an omega-3 fat, remains…
In response to hectic evenings and picky appetites, muffin tin dinners are emerging as a versatile way for families to make mealtimes simpler, neater, and more appealing for children, offering a customisable approach that balances routine with variety. For parents…
Child psychologist Ekaterina Kes highlights how increased screen exposure and busy parental lives are contributing to children speaking later than expected, raising questions about modern parenting practices and early language support. Parents who notice that their child is speaking later…
Expert advice emphasises the importance of recognising behavioural signs and the emotional context in addressing problematic gaming among teens, encouraging open family conversations over punitive measures. For many teenagers, gaming is a harmless way to unwind, compete with friends and…
As Amsterdam’s streets grow busier and more complex, experts emphasise early training, responsible modelling, and practical habits to ensure children can navigate the city’s cycling culture safely. Amsterdam’s children grow up on bicycles, but the city’s traffic leaves little room…
Research reveals that intrusive, frightening thoughts are common among new mothers and do not indicate danger or unfitness. Experts emphasise the importance of awareness and open dialogue to alleviate guilt and distinguish between fleeting fears and clinical OCD, fostering better…
A case report in Frontiers in Genetics highlights that Coffin-Siris syndrome type 4 can present with atypical features, emphasizing the importance of expanded genetic testing and personalised care strategies. A new case report in Frontiers in Genetics adds to evidence…
Recognising subtle signs of sleep deprivation is crucial for children’s health and academic performance, with recent research emphasising the need for consistent sleep routines and early interventions. Children do not always say they are tired, but a lack of sleep…
As the new football season launches, experts emphasise that injury prevention begins well before the first game. Johns Hopkins Medicine highlights the importance of early pain reporting, balanced training, proper gear, and diverse sports to keep young athletes safe and…
