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Here's What Will Happen If You Force Feed Your Kids
Health coach Luke Coutinho took to Facebook to share long-term damages of forcing kids to eat their meals. Resorting to physical and psychological ways for feeding children can be harmful for them in the long run.
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Yoga Classes In School May Help Kids Combat Stress, Anxiety; These Foods May Help Too!
According to a study published in the journal Psychology Research and Behaviour Management, participating in yoga and mindfulness activities at school helps relieve stress and anxiety in young children
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Frequent Family Meals Can Help Develop Healthy Eating Habits In Kids, Says Research
A study conducted by the Max Planck Institute for Human Development has found a direct relationship between family meal frequency and the nutritional health of the kids in the family.
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The Aroma of Rosemary Oil Can Help Improve Memory in Children
According to a new study,presented at the British Psychological Society Annual Conference in Brighton, a whiff of the lovely rosemary oil can help in improving your child's memory. School kids and parents take cue.
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Raise Your Kid to be a Smart Consumer
Adopting the right kind of parenting style a mixture of restriction and autonomy in decision-making may help kids become smarter consumers when they turn adults, a study has found.
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Yoga can Improve Mental Health for Kids under Home Care
Regular practise of Kundalini Yoga can potentially help improve the health and psychological well being of children as well as the workforce in residential care homes, a study has found.
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Yoga Can Improve Mental Health For Kids Under Home Care
Regular practise of Kundalini Yoga -- which incorporates movement, dynamic breathing techniques, meditation and the chanting of mantras -- can potentially help improve the health and psychological well being of children as well as the workforce in residential care homes, a study has found.
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Fast Food During Pregnancy Could Increase ADHD Risk in Kids
A high-fat, high-sugar diet of processed food and confectionery during pregnancy may be linked to symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children who show conduct problems early in life, a study says.
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You Can't Protect Your Kids From Stress, but Here Are Ways to Teach Them to Cope
According to the results of the Stress in America Survey released by the American Psychological Association, teens report higher levels of stress than adults during the school year.
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Stressed Fathers May Put Kids At High Diabetes Risk: Study
Fathers under psychological stress are more likely to have kids with high blood sugar compared to their unstressed counterparts, a new study in mice has found.
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Overly Critical Parenting Linked With Persistent ADHD In Kids
If you've ever plopped down on your bed exhausted after chasing around your inattentive and hyperactive kid all day and wondered with self-doubt - "Could it possibly be me?" - a new study gives some credence to your worst fears.
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How One Couple's Loss Led To A Push For Psychological Care For Kids With Cancer
What has stuck with Vicki and Peter Brown for years, beyond the enduring grief of losing their only child, Matthew, are the emotional traumas they all suffered during his struggle with a rare form of bone cancer.
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10 Things Our Kids Want us to Stop Telling Others
I thought about all the times I've noticed (ok, judged) other moms at parties, sipping cocktails and swapping stories while their children hover near the grown-up table, one ear listening, both pretending not to be
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Superheroes are bad role models for kids
Modern superheroes portrayed on silver screen preach violence and revenge as a way of life and thus prove to be bad role models for children.
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Daytime wetting hard on kids
Elementary school-age children who wet their pants during the daytime are more vulnerable to psychological problems.
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Here's What Will Happen If You Force Feed Your Kids
Health coach Luke Coutinho took to Facebook to share long-term damages of forcing kids to eat their meals. Resorting to physical and psychological ways for feeding children can be harmful for them in the long run.
-
Yoga Classes In School May Help Kids Combat Stress, Anxiety; These Foods May Help Too!
According to a study published in the journal Psychology Research and Behaviour Management, participating in yoga and mindfulness activities at school helps relieve stress and anxiety in young children
-
Frequent Family Meals Can Help Develop Healthy Eating Habits In Kids, Says Research
A study conducted by the Max Planck Institute for Human Development has found a direct relationship between family meal frequency and the nutritional health of the kids in the family.
-
The Aroma of Rosemary Oil Can Help Improve Memory in Children
According to a new study,presented at the British Psychological Society Annual Conference in Brighton, a whiff of the lovely rosemary oil can help in improving your child's memory. School kids and parents take cue.
-
Raise Your Kid to be a Smart Consumer
Adopting the right kind of parenting style a mixture of restriction and autonomy in decision-making may help kids become smarter consumers when they turn adults, a study has found.
-
Yoga can Improve Mental Health for Kids under Home Care
Regular practise of Kundalini Yoga can potentially help improve the health and psychological well being of children as well as the workforce in residential care homes, a study has found.
-
Yoga Can Improve Mental Health For Kids Under Home Care
Regular practise of Kundalini Yoga -- which incorporates movement, dynamic breathing techniques, meditation and the chanting of mantras -- can potentially help improve the health and psychological well being of children as well as the workforce in residential care homes, a study has found.
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Fast Food During Pregnancy Could Increase ADHD Risk in Kids
A high-fat, high-sugar diet of processed food and confectionery during pregnancy may be linked to symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children who show conduct problems early in life, a study says.
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You Can't Protect Your Kids From Stress, but Here Are Ways to Teach Them to Cope
According to the results of the Stress in America Survey released by the American Psychological Association, teens report higher levels of stress than adults during the school year.
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Stressed Fathers May Put Kids At High Diabetes Risk: Study
Fathers under psychological stress are more likely to have kids with high blood sugar compared to their unstressed counterparts, a new study in mice has found.
-
Overly Critical Parenting Linked With Persistent ADHD In Kids
If you've ever plopped down on your bed exhausted after chasing around your inattentive and hyperactive kid all day and wondered with self-doubt - "Could it possibly be me?" - a new study gives some credence to your worst fears.
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How One Couple's Loss Led To A Push For Psychological Care For Kids With Cancer
What has stuck with Vicki and Peter Brown for years, beyond the enduring grief of losing their only child, Matthew, are the emotional traumas they all suffered during his struggle with a rare form of bone cancer.
-
10 Things Our Kids Want us to Stop Telling Others
I thought about all the times I've noticed (ok, judged) other moms at parties, sipping cocktails and swapping stories while their children hover near the grown-up table, one ear listening, both pretending not to be
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Superheroes are bad role models for kids
Modern superheroes portrayed on silver screen preach violence and revenge as a way of life and thus prove to be bad role models for children.
-
Daytime wetting hard on kids
Elementary school-age children who wet their pants during the daytime are more vulnerable to psychological problems.
