A large South Korean study suggests that infants who eat a wider range of foods in their first year may have a slightly lower risk of developing atopic dermatitis later in childhood, highlighting the potential importance of early dietary variety.…
As Australian Year 12 students approach their exams, experts unveil practical coping techniques to reduce stress and support mental wellbeing during this demanding period. As Year 12 students across Australia move into the final stretch of their school year, many…
Child success in sports try-outs hinges on more than athletic skill; preparation, attitude, and resilience often play a decisive role. Experts advise parents to create a calm environment and focus on confidence and effort, helping children stand out regardless of…
A large South Korean cohort suggests that limited food variety in a child’s first year could be linked with a modestly higher risk of developing eczema later, highlighting potential benefits of diverse early diets. Lower food diversity in a child’s…
New Cardiff University research indicates that irritability, anxiety, and negative thinking patterns play a more significant role in future depression risk among children and young adults with ADHD, challenging previous assumptions. In children and young people with ADHD, the road…
Jardilín preschool in Olivos adopts the Reggio Emilia approach, treating the classroom as an active participant in children’s learning process, fostering exploration, independence, and adaptability. In the Reggio Emilia philosophy, the classroom is understood as more than a backdrop for…
A small UC San Francisco study indicates that reducing ultra-processed foods may improve depression and anxiety symptoms, highlighting a potential dietary approach to mental health treatment. Reducing ultra-processed foods in the diet may do more than improve physical health: a…
A new roundup offers busy families 47 versatile and affordable dinner ideas that can be prepared in 10 to 30 minutes, emphasising strategic shopping and meal planning to save time and money. For families trying to get dinner on the…
A new review reveals that social media and online spaces play a vital role in young people’s development, suggesting that policies should focus on enabling safe engagement rather than imposing blanket bans. Across the UK, Australia and other countries, the…
A comprehensive review of over 54,000 studies reveals that school music education significantly enhances cognition, personal agency, and wellbeing in children and young people, challenging narrow perceptions of its value. Music education can do more than teach children how to…
