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Fellow parents! Jan Leeming is right. Our children need to be trained to behave in public places | Polly Hudson

JayLi Ming, a newsreader in the 80s, suddenly found himself in the spotlight again without, strictly speaking, needing to do so. Instead, she appears to have unwittingly appeared on episodes of Supernanny that never aired on TV, giving advice to parents on how to raise their children. Or, more accurately, how not to do it. […]

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Australia’s social media ban gives children the chance to experience what millennials crave | jody wilson

When your child turns 18, graduates from school, and becomes an adult, for a brief period of time it feels like childhood is over. Cue: tears. The ending brings memories to the forefront, and rather than reflecting on big celebrations and milestones, I find myself catching glimpses of the most ordinary days, with a visceral

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Caesarean section baby has different intestinal bacteria, microbiome study | Social

Babies born at a caesarean site have different intestinal bacteria than vaginally secreted intestinal bacteria, and to date the most comprehensive study of microbial groups for babies has been found. According to the study, qualitatively born babies account for most of the initial dose of bacteria from their mothers, while C-section babies have more bugs

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Few Young Teens Meet Exercise and Screen Time Guidelines | Social

Less than 10% of UK youth meet the recommended guidelines for sleep, exercise and screen time, the study found. According to the 24-hour exercise guidelines developed by Canadian researchers, children between the ages of five and seventeen should spend more than eight hours a day doing moderate to intense workouts on the screen no longer

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