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If anything, this forced cohabitation during Covid-19 will only make parents appreciate the role played by schools and teachers.
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Coronavirus quarantine: ‘We are all anxious and children excel at sniffing it out’
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Parenthesis: Does your child think you’re perfect?
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Why we are failing our daughters, and sons
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‘How I battled endometriosis to have a baby’
When a person is suffering with endometriosis it’s important for woman to find/and or build support groups. There are definitely many women who are silently suffering from the same condition from the stigma attached with this condition.
Imagine: The tyranny of being social and outgoing
Preference for solitude and quiet is a way of being and not an illness. Many times, through repeated messages that we give an introverted child, he might become shy as he starts thinking something is wrong with him and therefore fears social rejection.
Could a video game promote children’s understanding of war and aggression?
The context and content of the video game does have an impact on the player’s future behavior. Research has indicated that playing violent video games does increase “aggressive cognitions, aggressive behaviors and aggressive feelings”.
Parenthesis: Why you should cook with your child
Cooking introduces kids practical scientific concepts. It encourages them to experiment, observe and reach conclusions based on their observations.
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