September’s return to sports brings a crucial reminder that most sports-related eye injuries could be prevented with proper eye protection, as injuries continue to rise across popular activities. September’s return to school and sport is also a reminder that eyes…
Indonesia’s education ministry has unveiled three new evidence-based nutrition policy briefs in Jakarta, aiming to boost children’s health and educational outcomes through enhanced school nutrition programmes and regional cooperation. Indonesia’s education ministry is pushing for nutrition policy that is grounded…
A study from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology finds that visual aids improve story retelling in children with ADHD, though not entirely closing the gap with neurotypical peers, highlighting the need for tailored educational strategies. A study from…
Lizzie Assa highlights how fostering independent play by stepping back supports children’s confidence, resilience, and social skills, with implications for parents and educators alike. Independent play is doing more than keeping a child occupied. As Lizzie Assa, founder of The…
Experts emphasise that early childhood picky eating is normal and suggest strategies focusing on patience, exposure, and role modelling to encourage healthier eating habits without stress or pressure. Picky eating is often a normal part of early childhood, not a…
A viral incident involving a toddler’s refusal to sit still has renewed debate over gentle parenting, revealing that effective child-rearing depends on warmth paired with clear boundaries and consistency. Experts highlight the importance of authoritative parenting in fostering emotional security…
As the worst measles outbreak in decades worsens in Bangladesh, health officials scramble to curb the crisis with delayed vaccination efforts and strained hospital resources, with child fatalities nearing 1,000 amid escalating cases. Bangladesh is confronting its worst measles outbreak…
Research from Warwick suggests that individuals with ADHD are significantly more likely to experience digestive problems, highlighting a potentially overlooked aspect of managing the condition. Researchers at the University of Warwick have found a strong link between attention deficit hyperactivity…
Parents are encouraged to focus on manageable routes, engaging details, and creating memorable experiences to foster a lasting love of outdoor adventure among children, transforming hikes into eagerly anticipated outings. Families who take the time to walk together often discover…
An international panel has issued detailed guidance on screening children for early signs of type 1 diabetes, promoting earlier detection to prevent severe complications and enable timely intervention. An international panel of specialists has set out the first detailed guidance…
