As families gear up for the new school year, establishing familiar routines and meaningful customs can help children transition smoothly, reduce anxiety, and strengthen family bonds amid the excitement and nerves of returning to school. As families prepare for the…
Researchers in China have developed an AI model that explores the intricate social and medical factors affecting how long mothers breastfeed, revealing interactions beyond traditional statistical approaches, with potential to tailor lactation support more effectively. Researchers in China have used…
CrunchLabs introduces its Creative Kit and Camp CrunchLabs, aiming to turn summer boredom into hands-on science and engineering fun with themed projects, exclusive videos, and chances to win special prizes. CrunchLabs is pitching its Creative Kit as a way to…
As autumn sports season begins, experts emphasise the importance of proper food, sleep, and hydration to help high school athletes balance training and academic demands effectively. As the school year ramps up and autumn sports get under way, the challenge…
Laniado Hospital in Netanya has launched Israel’s first autism-friendly paediatric emergency department, featuring sensory treatment rooms and specialised staff training to better support children with autism and developmental disabilities during emergencies. Laniado Hospital in Netanya has opened what it says…
As families prepare for the new school year, many parents of neurodivergent children face ongoing advocacy burnout. Experts recommend realistic goal-setting, community support, and tracking small wins to manage emotional exhaustion and sustain effective care. As the new school year…
A new report highlights persistent undernutrition among Nigerian children under 5, especially in the North-West and North-East, blaming systemic failures and urging for improved accountability and preventive measures. About 40% of Nigerian children under 5 are stunted, 8% are wasted…
The American Academy of Pediatrics urges parents to foster trust and conversations rather than surveillance when supervising children’s smartphone use, emphasizing online safety and gradual independence. The American Academy of Pediatrics says parents should check in on what their children…
Emerging research reveals that it’s not just blue light but behavioural factors like endless feeds and notifications that disrupt sleep; recent studies complicate the narrative, indicating both risks and potential benefits of late-night smartphone use. A growing body of research…
A practical approach to understanding and evaluating an Individualised Education Programme can empower parents to better advocate for their child’s educational needs, rather than getting lost in the legal jargon. For many parents, an Individualized Education Programme can feel like…
