Choosing the right environment for ABA therapy is increasingly tailored to individual child needs, balancing the benefits of centre-based and in-home approaches, with many families considering a flexible, combined strategy. For many families, the choice between centre-based and in-home ABA…
A recent guide highlights how keeping back-to-school lunches simple, fun, and adaptable can encourage children to eat well while easing parental prep work and ensuring safety. Back-to-school lunches do not need to be elaborate to work. The New Orleans Mom…
Ghana has launched the Pyramid Model Ghana, a comprehensive framework aimed at improving social, emotional, and behavioural support in schools and early childhood settings, integrating it with existing educational reforms to foster inclusive and life-ready learners. Ghana has launched Pyramid…
Simple, predictable routines and a calm environment are crucial in helping foster children feel safe and secure, with support from wider networks enhancing placement stability and emotional wellbeing. Foster children often arrive in a new home carrying grief, fear and…
A versatile and easy-to-make couscous salad designed to engage children in the kitchen, offering flexible ingredients and simple steps that promote independence and healthy eating habits. The recipe for herby couscous salad is designed with young children in mind, turning…
Experts warn that routine school eye checks miss the majority of children’s vision problems, leaving millions undiagnosed and at risk of long-term impact, as follow-up care falls short. Millions of children in the United States have an eye or vision…
The US federal government’s plans to relax Head Start rules raise concerns among advocates, who warn that weakening disability protections could hinder early intervention for vulnerable children and impact their lifelong development. The federal government’s proposal to loosen Head Start…
A European study led by Swansea University reveals that children with major congenital anomalies from poorer backgrounds face markedly higher early mortality, highlighting the influence of socioeconomic factors on health outcomes. Children born with major congenital anomalies are far more…
Dr Park Seung-chan highlights that early intervention based on pubertal stage is vital for children aiming to maximise height, emphasising the importance of recognising individual growth timelines before growth plates fuse. Parents often assume height is mainly a matter of…
Two recent studies reveal that problematic social media use among teenagers may exacerbate ADHD symptoms and impair cognitive performance, raising concerns over regulation and mental health impacts. Problematic social media use may do more than eat into teenagers’ time: two…
