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Watching TV Can Lead To Obesity In Kids: Study; Know Tips To Prevent Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity: The researchers analysed five lifestyle habits: physical activity, sleep time, television time, plant-based food consumption and ultra-processed food consumption. Watching TV was found to be the top factor for obesity risk in kids.
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iOS Screen Time: How to View Usage Reports, Limit Usage, or Monitor and Restrict Kids' Usage
iOS 12’s new Screen Time allows you to see exactly how much time spend with your iPhone or iPad and even limit it. It also has some excellent parental controls. Here’s how to use these new features.
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Instagram Drafts Guide to Help Parents Monitor Teenage Kids' Usage
The Instagram Parents' Guide includes 10 questions designed to help parents learn more about how teens use it and to ensure that it is being used in a positive way.
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Testing Apple's New Screen Time Parental Controls: First Came Tears, Then Frustration.
Coming soon to an iPad or iPhone near you, Apple's iOS 12 adds menus, buttons and bar charts to help monitor and control what kids (and adults) do with their devices.
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Parents Beware: Is Your Child On Social Media? Keep A Check!
Social media is open for children and they are clever enough to get away with the rules and regulations.If your child too is on social media, here's how you can keep a check.
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Amazon FreeTime Service Aims to Help Parents Monitor and Talk to Kids
Parents will be able to view each child's activities through Amazon's website. Information will include the amount of time spent on e-books, videos, apps and web browsing.
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Sexting Linked to Risky Sexual Behaviour Among Kids
Parents may wish to openly monitor cell phones of their kids, and check what types of messages they are receiving as researchers have found that kids who receive sexually suggestive text or photo - sexts - are likely to have had sex.
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Teachers caught on camera abusing special-needs kids
Teachers hurled insults like "bastard," ''tard," ''damn dumb" and "a hippo in a ballerina suit." A bus driver threatened to slap one child, while a bus monitor told another, "Shut up, you little dog." They were all special needs students, and their parents all learned about the verbal abuse the same way - by planting audio recorders on them befor...
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Teachers caught abusing special-needs kids
Teachers hurled insults like "bastard," ''tard," ''damn dumb" and "a hippo in a ballerina suit." A bus driver threatened to slap one child, while a bus monitor told another, "Shut up, you little dog."
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Monitoring mom and dad from far away
In the wee hours of July 14, Elizabeth Roach, a 70-year-old widow, got out of bed and went to the living room of her Virginia ranch home. She sat in her favorite chair for 15 minutes, then returned to bed.She rose again shortly after 6, went to the kitchen, plugged in the coffee pot, showered and took her weight and blood pressure. Throughout the m...
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Watching TV Can Lead To Obesity In Kids: Study; Know Tips To Prevent Childhood Obesity
Childhood obesity: The researchers analysed five lifestyle habits: physical activity, sleep time, television time, plant-based food consumption and ultra-processed food consumption. Watching TV was found to be the top factor for obesity risk in kids.
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iOS Screen Time: How to View Usage Reports, Limit Usage, or Monitor and Restrict Kids' Usage
iOS 12’s new Screen Time allows you to see exactly how much time spend with your iPhone or iPad and even limit it. It also has some excellent parental controls. Here’s how to use these new features.
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Instagram Drafts Guide to Help Parents Monitor Teenage Kids' Usage
The Instagram Parents' Guide includes 10 questions designed to help parents learn more about how teens use it and to ensure that it is being used in a positive way.
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Testing Apple's New Screen Time Parental Controls: First Came Tears, Then Frustration.
Coming soon to an iPad or iPhone near you, Apple's iOS 12 adds menus, buttons and bar charts to help monitor and control what kids (and adults) do with their devices.
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Parents Beware: Is Your Child On Social Media? Keep A Check!
Social media is open for children and they are clever enough to get away with the rules and regulations.If your child too is on social media, here's how you can keep a check.
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Amazon FreeTime Service Aims to Help Parents Monitor and Talk to Kids
Parents will be able to view each child's activities through Amazon's website. Information will include the amount of time spent on e-books, videos, apps and web browsing.
-
Sexting Linked to Risky Sexual Behaviour Among Kids
Parents may wish to openly monitor cell phones of their kids, and check what types of messages they are receiving as researchers have found that kids who receive sexually suggestive text or photo - sexts - are likely to have had sex.
-
Teachers caught on camera abusing special-needs kids
Teachers hurled insults like "bastard," ''tard," ''damn dumb" and "a hippo in a ballerina suit." A bus driver threatened to slap one child, while a bus monitor told another, "Shut up, you little dog." They were all special needs students, and their parents all learned about the verbal abuse the same way - by planting audio recorders on them befor...
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Teachers caught abusing special-needs kids
Teachers hurled insults like "bastard," ''tard," ''damn dumb" and "a hippo in a ballerina suit." A bus driver threatened to slap one child, while a bus monitor told another, "Shut up, you little dog."
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Monitoring mom and dad from far away
In the wee hours of July 14, Elizabeth Roach, a 70-year-old widow, got out of bed and went to the living room of her Virginia ranch home. She sat in her favorite chair for 15 minutes, then returned to bed.She rose again shortly after 6, went to the kitchen, plugged in the coffee pot, showered and took her weight and blood pressure. Throughout the m...
