Many children with ADHD face misinterpretation and strained relationships in school. Experts highlight practical strategies for parents and teachers to improve understanding, collaboration, and support for affected students. When a child comes home saying a teacher seems to dislike them,…
A global review of 30 studies reveals that young people with ADHD face uncertainty, stigma, and support gaps during their transition into adulthood, calling for more tailored services that recognise both their challenges and strengths. For many young people with…
A leading Indonesian paediatric health executive underscores the importance of a healthy gut microbiome in influencing behaviour, anxiety, and early signs of depression in children, though scientific evidence remains inconclusive. A leading Indonesian paediatric health executive has said that children’s…
Experts at the International Congress on Obesity in Mexico City reveal that childhood obesity results from a complex interplay of genetic, environmental, and socioeconomic factors, with implications for earlier detection and broader interventions. Experts at the International Congress on Obesity…
A Peruvian study involving 880 teenagers reveals that excessive social media use is connected to higher depressive symptoms, with anxiety and emotional eating acting as key mediators, raising concerns about online behaviour and adolescent wellbeing. A study of 880 adolescents…
A shift towards tactile, movement-infused activities and interactive digital tools is transforming how young children learn the alphabet, making literacy more engaging and less stressful for preschoolers. For many young children, flashcards turn the alphabet into a chore before they…
A holistic approach to early Catholic education advocates integrating faith, care, and community through developmentally appropriate practices, emphasising relationships and family partnerships to foster lifelong values. In Catholic early education, the most effective programmes are often those that treat faith,…
Recognising and treating postnatal depression early is vital, as it affects not only parents but also children’s development. Advances in screening tools and increased awareness emphasize the importance of timely intervention to improve recovery outcomes. Postnatal depression is more than…
A new study suggests that asking young children to think about how a recipient might feel can significantly boost their generosity, highlighting the influence of emotional cues before they reach age six. A study published in the International Journal of…
Recent insights highlight how cycling from an early age enhances children’s balance, confidence, and physical skills, offering benefits beyond mere fitness and supporting lifelong independence. Cycling can do far more for a young child than simply keep them active. As…
