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Child psychologist's 7 tips to help kids stay calm at health check-ups - AOL (opens the original)
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Leading child psychologist Professor Sam Wass has shared seven ways to help keep children calm during health appointments that can feel frightening — including trips to the dentist, eye tests and jabs. Wass, a child development specialist at the University of East London, said children often feel nervous because their brains are naturally wary of the unknown. One of his suggestions is to give your child a simple 'job' to focus on during the appointment. That could be counting pictures on the wal
Corrie's Amanda Barrie leads balaclava grannies for IRN-BRU prize hunt - AOL (opens the original)
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A gang of balaclava-wearing grannies are challenging the public to track them down. A squad of grannies on mobility scooters, fronted by Amanda Barrie, are set to be released across four UK cities as part of an IRN-BRU challenge marking the brand's 125th birthday. In an old TV advert, IRN-BRU's legendary granny was famous for pinching cans and making a quick escape. Supermarkets, corner shops and vending machines didn't stand a chance when the mobility scooter-riding gran arrived on the scene. N
91-year-old Corrie star dons orange balaclava for IRN-BRU's 125th anniversary - AOL (opens the original)
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A crew of balaclava-clad grannies are challenging the nation to hunt them down. A group of grannies on mobility scooters, led by Amanda Barrie, are to be unleashed across four UK cities as part of an IRN-BRU challenge in celebration of the brand's 125th anniversary. In an old TV ad, IRN-BRU's iconic granny was known for nicking cans and making a swift getaway. Supermarkets, convenience stores and vending machines stood no chance when the mobility scooter-riding gran rolled into town. Now, as par
Fast Fruit Shop brings a fruity twist to London's chicken shop scene - AOL (opens the original)
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Three quarters of Gen Z would be more likely to eat fruit if it was served at their favourite fast-food restaurant. A poll of 2,000 adults found 42% of 18-29-year-olds want to see more natural sweet treats on the menu at their usual late-night fast food spots. Other unusual places Gen Z want to see fruit appear in include music venues (23%), pubs and bars (22%), and even nightclubs (12%). A quarter (24%) reckon this food group needs to be more 'relevant' to younger people. This could include ser
Fast food gets fruity makeover as Gen Z demands healthy treats at favourite chicken spots - AOL (opens the original)
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Three quarters of Gen Z say they would be more likely to eat fruit if it was on the menu at their go-to fast-food joint. The research, which polled 2,000 adults, revealed that 42% of 18-29-year-olds are craving healthier, natural sweet treats at their usual late-night spots. It’s not just takeaways that are ripe for a change, either. According to the research, younger diners are also keen to see fruit pop up at music venues (23%), pubs (22%), and even nightclubs (12%). A quarter (24%) of Gen Z b
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