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Target Practice: Satirical Saturday Cartoon on Art by Alex Brenchley 2019

TRA: Target Practice

06/07/2019

Target Practice: Satirical Saturday Cartoon on Art by Alex Brenchley 2019...

What’s For Afterbirth? The Benefits, or Not, of Placenta Consumption

05/12/2017

Research finds that consuming placentas has little to no effect on postpartum mood and maternal bonding...

How We Push Clever Kids to Cheat

14/09/2017

Kids praised for being smart are more likely to cheat, new studies find ...

Mum-Shaming: Who does it most (and does it have any effect)?

23/06/2017

Advice or abuse? Giving opinions on mothers' parenting skills can have unintended consequences...

Good Dads Make Happy Kids (and they don’t even need to clean up)

24/11/2016

How new fathers see themselves in child's early years seems to be most influential on kids' later life...

What’s a Hug Worth? How Parental Affection Influences Health

08/10/2016

Good relationships with parents may benefit children's health decades later ...

For Happy Sons, Avoid These Plastics in Pregnancy

21/08/2016

Prenatal Bisphenol A exposure linked to anxiety and depression in boys ...

The Damage Television Does to Your Kids: Proven!

02/10/2015

Falling TVs causing increasing number of severe neck and head injuries in children ...

Child Safety? There’s an App for That

29/04/2015

Health professionals can and should unite with industry to optimize children's already frequent use of mobile devices to help promote their health and well-being...

A look inside children’s minds

06/07/2013

When young children gaze intently at something you know their minds are busily at work. But you're never entirely sure how children's mind work....

Pacifiers good

24/05/2013

A simple habit may give significant protection against allergy development....

Child Literacy equals adult success

11/05/2013

If ya kid can read they'll probably succeed. Early math and reading ability linked to job and income in adulthood. ...

TV = Antisocial behaviours

22/04/2013

Five year-olds who watch TV for three or more hours a day are increasingly likely to develop antisocial behaviours...

Don’t Ask Dad about Drugs

01/03/2013

Parents talking about their own drug use to children could be detrimental as children respond better to antidrug messages when parents don't disclose past drug use....

Parents’ Praise Bad for Toddlers

25/02/2013

Toddlers whose parents' praise their efforts more than they praised them as individuals had a more positive approach to challenges five years later....

Move Em Out

07/12/2012

Emigration of children to urban areas can protect parents against depression...

Fathers who sleep closer to children have lower testosterone levels

08/09/2012

Surely this is a good thing. Fathers who sleep closer to children have lower testosterone levels Closer sleeping proximity between fathers and children is associated with a greater decrease in the...

iDose Therefore I Am

22/10/2010

Panic in the Bytes of Digital Music: Featuring Cyber-mums fed moral panic by sensationalist media in An Old Scare Gets a Brave New Update. Stop me if you’ve heard this before. Your child is...

parenting

TRA: Target Practice

What’s For Afterbirth? The Benefits, or Not, of Placenta Consumption

How We Push Clever Kids to Cheat

Mum-Shaming: Who does it most (and does it have any effect)?

Good Dads Make Happy Kids (and they don’t even need to clean up)

What’s a Hug Worth? How Parental Affection Influences Health

For Happy Sons, Avoid These Plastics in Pregnancy

The Damage Television Does to Your Kids: Proven!

Child Safety? There’s an App for That

A look inside children’s minds

Pacifiers good

Child Literacy equals adult success

TV = Antisocial behaviours

Don’t Ask Dad about Drugs

Parents’ Praise Bad for Toddlers

Move Em Out

Fathers who sleep closer to children have lower testosterone levels

iDose Therefore I Am

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