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Children say no homework and more play would make world a better place (opens the original)
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More than eight in 10 parents said their child has a positive outlook(Image: Getty) A poll of 1,000 six to 16-year-olds found 42% would introduce longer playtimes, build more parks and playgrounds (43%), and make everyone happier by giving them more rest time (37%). More than eight in 10 children (83%) think we should have more time for creative tasks like drawing, making and inventing things as they think it would make people happier. Eight in 10 (83%) also said if they were in charge instead o
Dog owners reveal what makes the perfect dog walk – and it's not just the length (opens the original)
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Dog owners have shared what makes the perfect outing for their pooch(Image: SWNS) According to dog owners, a pooch's dream walk would last an hour and seven minutes, include 16 sniffing opportunities - and some water to splash in. A survey of 1,800 dog owners revealed that the perfect outing would take place in open fields, woodlands or parks and involve sniffs at lamp posts, tree trunks and flowers, as well as the opportunity to meet around three other dogs along the way. A selfless 38% stated
Eight in 10 Brits stick to a strict morning routine – as daily habits revealed (opens the original)
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Eight in 10 Brits stick rigidly to a set morning routine, a poll has found. The survey of 2,000 adults revealed 83% follow a daily regime — although what that looks like differs from person to person. More than four in 10 (42%) prefer to shower in the morning, while 23% opt for a night-time rinse. The rest either have no preference or do both. It also found 34% get up as soon as their first alarm goes off, while 26% hit snooze once or twice before rising. When it comes to morning 'fuel', coffee
Surprising number of snacks kids eat a year - costing parents over £1,000 (opens the original)
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Parents have to keep their cupboards stocked over the summer holidays(Image: Getty Images) Children eat an average of 1,146 snacks a year - costing a total of £1,059. A poll of 1,200 parents of school-aged children found they typically get through three snacks a day at around 92p each. These often include yoghurts, chocolate bars and cheese. Over the six-week summer holiday, youngsters will declare ‘I'm hungry’ 104 times - with 11:54 considered to be peak snack time’. As a result, 27% of parents
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