A Geneva study reveals that engaging vulnerable teenagers in improvisational theatre can prevent emotional decline, highlighting its potential as a practical mental health support tool for struggling adolescents. A classroom experiment in Geneva suggests that not all social and emotional…
Parents seeking quality children’s martial arts classes should look beyond kicks and punches, prioritising programmes that foster confidence, focus, and respect through safe, structured, and engaging training environments. Parents trying to judge a children’s martial arts class are usually looking…
Doctors Without Borders reports alarming levels of acute malnutrition among displaced children in south-west Somalia, driven by drought and declining humanitarian funding, as families struggle with severe food insecurity. Doctors Without Borders said on Tuesday that malnutrition among displaced children…
A Swansea University study reveals soaring infant formula costs are causing financial strain and dangerous feeding choices among UK families, raising concerns over child welfare and maternal mental health. Rising infant formula prices are leaving some parents in debt, worsening…
As the new school year begins, many children experience anxiety that can disrupt their routines. Experts highlight practical approaches parents can adopt to ease the transition and support their child’s emotional well-being. The start of term can feel joyful, with…
As the new academic year begins, parents are encouraged to recognise and address subtle signs of anxiety in children, with expert advice highlighting early support and coping strategies to ensure a smoother transition. As the new school year approaches, many…
A large US study reveals a strong association between problematic social media use and increased ADHD symptoms in teenage boys, raising concerns over the addictive nature of online platforms and their impact on mental health. Paediatricians are warning that teenage…
A survey by Atelier of Minds highlights that Indonesian parents often spot signs of neurodivergence first, underscoring the need for clearer pathways from recognition to support amidst rising awareness and diverse support needs for children with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and…
Research reveals that adolescents’ impulsive reactions stem from brain development delays, emphasising the importance of regulation over correction and practical tools like DBT techniques to manage outbursts effectively. Teenagers who snap, slam doors or shut down are often not being…
Experts advocate for a shift in educational approaches, emphasising wellbeing and authenticity over constant positivity to foster better learning environments and reduce teacher stress. As the new school year approaches, many educators face a familiar mix of anticipation and strain.…
