A new report indicates that while mental health issues among young Swedes remain prevalent, the steepest rise in distress appears to have levelled off, offering a tentative sign of stabilisation amid ongoing concerns. Sweden’s youth mental health remains worryingly poor,…
A large Swedish study provides new evidence that daily probiotic supplementation could significantly reduce the risk of necrotising enterocolitis and mortality in very premature babies, reigniting debate over safety and regulation in neonatal care. A large Swedish study has added…
New research reveals that children and teenagers experiencing mental health crises are increasingly seeking urgent care across hospitals of all sizes. However, disparities in hospital resources and patient demographics raise concerns about the quality and equity of treatment for young…
A new approach called Spinmama champions simple, movement-based sensory activities that integrate into everyday routines, fostering physical, cognitive, and emotional growth in young children without the need for specialised equipment. Parents looking for simple ways to support early development are…
A comprehensive study involving 2.8 million children across 64 countries reveals that increased digital media usage correlates with poorer academic performance, language skills, and heightened emotional and social difficulties, with effects varying by age and activity type. A scientific review…
A new study suggests that combining in-office visits with video and telephone check-ins for peanut allergy treatment is both safe and preferred by caregivers, offering a flexible alternative to traditional methods for infants and toddlers. Among families of infants and…
Recent CDC data show rising autism diagnoses in the US, driven by improved screening and broader criteria. A new study confirms that the MMR vaccine is not linked to autism, supporting the importance of evidence-based understanding amid ongoing debates. Public…
Chef Filippos Zoitos emphasises the importance of sensory experiences, quality ingredients, and emotional connection in cooking, blending professional expertise with personal family traditions to create flavours that linger in memory. Filippos Zoitos has spent much of his life moving between…
Research suggests that children who own smartphones from age 12 are more likely to experience symptoms of eating disorders by age 14, raising concerns about early device exposure and adolescent health. Adolescents who had a smartphone by age 12 were…
Recognising the signs of readiness and adopting a low-pressure approach can make night-time potty training less stressful for children and parents alike, as experts emphasise that dryness is a developmental stage rather than a skill to force. Night-time potty training…
