These adaptable savoury pastries can be filled, portioned and frozen ahead, giving families a practical way to add variety to children’s packed lunches. Mini pâté can be a practical answer to the daily challenge of packing a school lunch that…
Research links early warmth, rejection and overprotection with how adults trust and relate to partners, but later experiences and therapy can help reshape attachment patterns. Childhood experience can shape how adults trust, avoid, or depend on partners, but the pattern…
Preparation, flexibility and giving children control over costumes and activities can help make Halloween safer, calmer and more inclusive. Halloween can be a joyful occasion for children, but for those with sensory sensitivities, anxiety, ADHD or autism, the season can…
Breast milk, formula and combination feeding can all support a healthy baby. The safest choice is the one that nourishes the child while keeping parents supported and able to cope. The choice between breastfeeding and formula feeding can feel far…
The company plans to seek South Korean approval for Qelbree by 2030 after a 156-patient bridging study in children and adolescents. Alvogen Korea said on Monday it will begin a phase three bridging trial in South Korea for Qelbree, a…
Rolling usually develops gradually between four and six months. Learn which early movements matter, how supervised tummy time helps and when changing sleep practices becomes essential. Many parents first notice rolling as a small, hesitant shift rather than a full…
From flavoured yoghurt and breakfast cereals to sauces and coffees, added sugar can hide in everyday foods. Here are practical ways to cut back without giving up treats altogether. Sugar is easy to spot in sweets, biscuits and fizzy drinks,…
Overlapping symptoms can obscure whether attention problems are driven by ADHD, anxiety or both, making a person’s history and day-to-day patterns crucial to assessment. “What’s going on?” and “Why am I feeling this way?” are questions that often sit at…
With schools closed for the year-end break, parents are being urged to balance rest and recreation with supervision, reading, chores and open conversations about risks facing children. As schools close for the year’s longest holiday, many children will be celebrating…
WHO guidance sets different activity targets for children, adults and older people, while stressing that any movement is better than none. The World Health Organization says exercise needs change across the lifespan, with children, adults and older people each benefiting…
