A recent review of six children’s multivitamins underscores the importance of choosing age-appropriate, allergy-conscious products that support balanced diets, and highlights how parents can navigate options safely amid rising nutritional concerns. Most healthy children get the nutrients they need from…
New insights reveal that motivation in people with ADHD is linked to dopamine processing differences, leading to practical strategies that focus on reducing barriers and enhancing task engagement rather than sheer effort. For many people with ADHD, motivation does not…
A new University of Kentucky study reveals that while parents of autistic children face heightened stress, they simultaneously develop notable resilience, aided by routine problem-solving and family support. Experts urge schools and services to provide concrete aid alongside encouragement to…
Pennsylvania has reported nearly 800 cases of measles since April, prompting urgent vaccination efforts amid the worst outbreak in the United States this year, with four deaths and over 150 hospitalisations recorded. Pennsylvania has confirmed 792 measles cases in 39…
New research and expert advice highlight that children with nearly closed growth plates may still experience slight height increases, challenging common assumptions and impacting treatment options for delayed growth or early puberty. Pediatrician Liang Sheng-bin has urged parents not to…
Kentucky’s measles outbreak continues to grow, with cases climbing to 53 across 11 counties as health officials urge vaccination checks amid rising hospital admissions and concentrated spread in western Kentucky. Kentucky health officials have confirmed that the state’s measles outbreak…
Hesse will implement a voluntary movement test for second-year primary pupils from November, aiming to identify children needing additional physical support and encourage broader sports engagement, with tailored follow-up courses to foster confidence and inclusivity. Hesse will launch a statewide…
Paediatricians highlight concerns that screens during meals can disrupt children’s natural hunger signals, potentially leading to overeating and unhealthy food choices, with experts recommending simple household rules to mitigate these effects. Children who eat with a screen in front of…
New research reveals that international nutritional guidelines lack practical guidance on plant-based and affordable foods, with England’s upcoming school meal reforms highlighting a shift towards more sustainable, nutritious options for educational settings. New global research suggests national dietary guidelines are…
A new parenting philosophy called Spinmama promotes mindful, movement-based care for babies, emphasising patience, responsiveness, and bonding to ease daily routines and foster early trust. Spinmama is presented as a gentle approach to baby care that aims to make daily…
