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Got A Child Who Struggles With Big Feelings? Try The '3 Yes' Trick (opens the original)
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There are times in life when kids decide that they really do not want to do something – and let’s face it, usually that something is either get out of the door on time for school, or leave the park (or any other event/attraction they happen to be enjoying). But according to parenting coach Dr Chelsey Hauge-Zavaleta, there’s a ‘3 yes’ trick that could help allay any big emotions while helping your child feel seen and heard. And it works with older kids and teenagers, too. In an Instagram reel dem
Half Of Girls Have Heard Misogynistic Comments From Other Kids At School (opens the original)
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Half (50%) of girls have overheard misogynistic comments from other pupils at school, according to new data. It’s a shocking statistic, but perhaps not surprising given almost three-quarters of Gen Z males report having seen misogynistic content on social media, with around half encountering it every week. Meanwhile female teachers previously revealed they were witnessing rising misogyny in class – in some cases, from primary school-age boys. We mustn’t “demonise” boys, suggested Dr Tim Shand, a
Is It Ever OK To Charge Wedding Guests Who Cancel Last-Minute? (opens the original)
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Weddings can range from low-key and intimate to extravagant and, well, expensive. If guests cancel on the day – or a few days before – it can be inconvenient for couples to try and find someone else to fill the newly-opened slot. But sometimes it can’t be helped, whether that’s because a person’s childcare falls through, norovirus hits, or some other emergency prevents you from attending. One couple claimed they’d been hit with a bill of $260 (£195) after cancelling three days before an acquaint
The Subtle Eye Symptom Doctors Never Want You To Ignore (opens the original)
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A subtle change to your vision should always be checked out by a health professional, according to an ophthalmic surgeon. Blurred vision is often one of the earliest and most easily missed clues of diabetes, said Chien Wong, consultant ophthalmic surgeon and director at OCL Vision. This blurriness happens because the lens inside the eye can swell when blood sugar levels climb too high. (It can also have the same effect when levels drop too low.) The result is temporary, but noticeable, blurring
We Can Teach Our Sons To Respect Girls, We Can Also Teach Them Not To Stay Silent (opens the original)
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Misogyny and violence against women have dominated headlines of late – from the reopening of the case of alleged gang rape of a female student at a New York university to the 14-year-old who stabbed a girl after she ended their relationship. This is just the tip of the iceberg. The reality is that, in the UK, a woman is killed by a man every three days, and violence against women and girls makes up almost 20% of all recorded crime in England and Wales. At the same time, we know misogynistic cont
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