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Early intervention in child development shows increasing scientific and economic benefits

New research underscores the critical importance of early support for children with developmental differences, highlighting significant long-term benefits for individuals and society alike. The case for intervening early in a child’s development rests on both biology and long-term outcomes. In…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Preschool Education

New insights into how COP-S impacts mothers and fathers differently in attachment research

Recent research reveals that the Circle of Security Parenting programme influences mothers and fathers in distinct ways, highlighting the need for tailored approaches to improve parent-child relationships and attachment outcomes. Attachment theory holds that the earliest relationship between a baby…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Extracurricular Activities

Unstructured play and boredom linked to stronger adult independence, study finds

Research suggests children who experience less adult-led scheduling and digital distractions develop better self-directed skills and creativity, highlighting the importance of balance in childhood play. Research into childhood time that is not tightly organised by adults suggests that boredom and…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Child Development

Understanding when childhood sexual behaviours are part of normal development or a sign of concern

Experts emphasise the importance of context and appropriate responses to childhood sexual behaviours, recognising the difference between exploration and harmful conduct while highlighting preventative and supportive strategies for parents and professionals. Parents are often unsettled when a child touches their…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Healthy Meal Ideas

Getting children involved in cooking can boost their willingness to try vegetables and foster independence

Encouraging kids to help prepare family meals not only makes dining less chaotic but also cultivates a greater appreciation for vegetables and independence in the kitchen, leading to broader positive impacts on their eating habits and confidence. At first glance,…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Preschool Education

Brazilian teachers show high enthusiasm for neuroscience training despite uneven familiarity and preferences

A recent study reveals Brazilian educators’ strong interest in neuroscience-based professional development, highlighting gender, teaching level, and context-related differences that could influence future teacher education initiatives. A new Frontiers in Psychology study suggests that Brazilian educators are highly receptive to…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Healthy Meal Ideas

Reinventing the humble cabbage dal: a versatile, nourishing classic with new variations

A timeless home-style dish, cabbage dal is gaining popularity through innovative variations that enhance its comforting qualities. Combining simple ingredients like moong dal and cabbage, this adaptable curry features bold flavours and can be tailored to suit different tastes and…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Clinical Disorders

Emerging use of ketamine offers faster hope for complex PTSD relief

New research suggests ketamine could transform treatment for complex post-traumatic stress disorder, providing rapid symptom relief and enhancing therapy outcomes, though further evidence is needed to confirm its long-term safety and efficacy. For people living with complex post-traumatic stress disorder,…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Child Development

Reframing 'No': How gentle boundaries can reduce childhood meltdowns

New parenting insights reveal that softer, clear communication and positive framing can prevent escalation and foster better self-regulation in children, challenging the traditional emphasis on blunt refusals. Parents often reach for a sharp “No” when a child is upset, but…

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  • August 6, 2026
  • Behavioral Research

Public schools adopt positive behaviour supports to enhance safety and academic success

Many public schools are shifting towards a holistic approach to behaviour management with PBIS, aiming to foster safer, more equitable learning environments and improve academic and social outcomes for pupils. Public schools are increasingly treating behaviour as more than a…

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