A study from the University of East Anglia reveals that girls from multilingual and immigrant families face considerable delays in being diagnosed with ADHD, highlighting the impact of language and cultural barriers on recognising symptoms and accessing support. Girls from…
Research from Argentina reveals a significant association between increased calcium intake in children under five and lower rates of stunting, highlighting the importance of nutrient-dense diets in early childhood growth. A new analysis from Argentina suggests that calcium intake in…
Pakistan has approved the use of a hexavalent vaccine, combining six disease protections into one shot, in a significant step to improve routine immunisation coverage and public trust in vaccination efforts. Pakistan has approved the introduction of a hexavalent vaccine…
Parents seeking the right autism support now have expanded options, with recent research emphasising tailored approaches combining behaviour analysis and relationship-based interventions to optimise early development and emotional connection. Receiving an autism diagnosis can leave parents facing a difficult mix…
A significant Australian trial reveals that increased consumption of eggs and peanuts during pregnancy and breastfeeding does not reduce the risk of food allergies in children, challenging previous dietary recommendations. A large Australian trial has found no evidence that eating…
Coaches, doctors, and sports psychologists in Central Florida highlight the potential costs of pushing children into specialised sports too early, emphasising the benefits of multi-sport participation for physical and mental well-being. Young athletes are often pushed to choose one sport…
A longitudinal study from Singapore suggests that heavy screen exposure at ages 1 and 6 could negatively influence children’s academic performance and working memory, highlighting a sensitive period in early brain development. Screen time in infancy and just before school…
Emerging studies from Nature and Rutgers reveal the subtle signs of academic stress impacting students’ mental health, calling for customised support mechanisms amid growing concerns over university and school pressures. Academic pressure is part of school and university life, but…
Parents can nurture early coding skills in children aged three to five through playful, low-cost activities that emphasise problem-solving and pattern recognition, with tools ranging from kitchen grid games to free digital platforms. Parents do not need to spend heavily…
Research from the University of Rochester and health authorities emphasise that teenagers respond best when parental authority is rooted in credibility, communication, and understanding rather than mere obedience. Parents often discover that what worked with a seven-year-old can fail completely…
