Vitamins Could Actually Help Children With Adhd Study Says

Micronutrients aren’t your typical supplements. They contain a high dose of vitamins and minerals, along with some amino acids and antioxidants, according to Jeanette Johnstone, Ph.D., a child and adolescent psychologist at the Oregon Health and Science University School of Medicine and lead author of the study. The nutrients may be present in larger amounts than what you would find in a typical multivitamin. And the micronutrient formula used in the study contained all known vitamins and essential minerals that people need, Johnstone says....

December 28, 2022 · 4 min · 749 words · Richard Clark

Watch This Controversial Kids Movie Before It Leaves Netflix This Month

The movie, released in 2007, ranked as a modest box office success. It earned $127 million in the U.S. and another $167 million elsewhere around the globe. Nearly $300 million worldwide suggests a mega success, but modest becomes the operative word when you take into account that Bee Movie cost a whopping $150 million to produce and many millions more to market. And even with its significant numbers, when most people consider the animated movies released in 2007, they think of Ratatouille, The Simpsons Movie, Beowulf, and especially Shrek the Third before Bee Movie....

December 28, 2022 · 4 min · 642 words · Lindsey Helmes

Watch This Incredible Youtube Playdough C Section Demonstration

Well, if it wasn’t done before, it’s been done now. One brilliant doctor, otherwise known as YouTuber The Breakfasteur, who’s also a mom to a 4-year-old boy, used playdough to give a demonstration of what a Cesarean, or c-section, birth looks like to her son. And while the video skips all the goriest parts because it’s, well, done with playdough, it’s informative enough that it would clearly be beneficial to not just kids, but also adults and dads....

December 28, 2022 · 2 min · 380 words · Jason Paquette

Watch This Live Stream Of Santa S Workshop With Your Kids

Where visits to Santa are disallowed, many brands and companies have come up with Santa-visiting alternatives in order to spread the Christmas cheer. That’s why Yankee Candle has launched a live stream of “Santa’s Workshop” — so that your kids can see what Santa is up to without having to go ask him in person. Plus, if you’re tired of watching Christmas movies over and over, this does represent a change of pace....

December 28, 2022 · 2 min · 317 words · Jewell Robinson

What Divorced Parents Need To Know About Co Parenting After The Split

But as idyllic as co-parenting sounds, it’s not as easy as paying child support and hammering out an equitable child custody agreement. Co-parenting presumes a continuing relationship between parents. And the reality is that co-parenting also requires a kind of consideration that may have been difficult to find with an ex-partner in the first place. But if parents can find common ground in the well-being of their child and follow some basic co-parenting rules, things can turn out really good for everyone....

December 28, 2022 · 4 min · 698 words · Michelle Graham

What Happens In The Delivery Room When Your Baby Arrives

Of course, nobody can really tell you exactly how it’s going to go down. Delivering a kid can occasionally get tricky. But if you have a general idea of what to do and what to expect, you’ll be on point. Take in faith. Take it to the heart. So It Begins The first birth issue you and your partner will have to confront is whether or not she’s actually going into labor....

December 28, 2022 · 5 min · 885 words · Tracey Castille

What I Felt Dropping My Kid Off At School For The First Time

Watching your kid walk through that door on the first day can be hard. You know that your kid will have to grow up, but your heart tries to persuade you that day will never come. When it does, being ready is impossible. No matter how many mirror pep talks you give yourself, no matter how many tissues you stash in the glove box, no matter how much you play the scene in your head, it’s probably going to knock the wind out of you in ways you never saw coming....

December 28, 2022 · 9 min · 1789 words · Patricia Weddle

What Is Stimming And When Is It A Significant Child Behavior

What Is Stimming? There are two broad groups of stimming behaviors, according to Somer Bishop, Ph.D., associate professor in psychiatry at University of California San Francisco. “The problem is that these behaviors are not specific to autism,” she says. “So we see them across a whole range of neurodevelopmental disorders as well as in kids who are typically developing.” The two categories are split between repetitive physical behaviors and behaviors that show a child’s need for sameness....

December 28, 2022 · 3 min · 618 words · Elaina Martinez

What Is The Best Age To Get A Divorce Well Here S The Thing

It’s certainly an interesting question to ask. The divorce rate in America has certainly shifted over the past few decades. For instance, according to data from Pew Research, the divorce rate of U.S. adults 50 and older has roughly doubled since the 90s. The rate has also climbed for those in their 40s, although not as drastically as it has for the 50+ demographic. As for those in their 25-39 age rage, the divorce rate has fallen....

December 28, 2022 · 5 min · 1046 words · Lynn Lighthill

What Sympathy Pregnancy Looks Like In Other Cultures

If you haven’t blacked out from that mental image yet, here’s more on how it works. While the wife gives birth, the husband sits on the roof above with ropes tied around his scrotum. Every time a labor pain hits, she pulls on the rope (and presumably yells out “This is all your fault you f–king asshole” in Huichol), so her man can share in the childbirth experience. At the end, she has a baby, and he has balls the size of cantaloupes....

December 28, 2022 · 2 min · 424 words · Lindsay Palma

What To Do When Your Partner Always Sides With Their Parents Over You

Food is more than welcome when you have a young family, an overactive career, and zero time to cook, let alone eat. But something as simple as a bowl of steaming rotini can demonstrate the pitfalls of the touch-and-go in-law relationship, something often crucial to raising a family but filled with just as many rough spots than the Pacific Coast Highway. And it makes it far worse when your spouse doesn’t stick up for you....

December 28, 2022 · 4 min · 753 words · Christina Pannell

What To Feed A Sick Toddler Who Won T Eat

“The old saying ‘starve a cold, feed a fever’ does not play out with children,” says Jarret Patton, M.D., a pediatrician and child health advocate. “When they are ill, they tend to determine what and when they want to eat. For a parent, it tends to cause too much additional stress trying to force your child to eat.” What to Feed a Sick Toddler Who Won’t Eat Whether they’re babies or school-aged, sick children often lose their appetites....

December 28, 2022 · 3 min · 621 words · Kaye Harrison

When How To Leave Your Baby With A Babysitter

Rebecca Parlakian, Senior Director of Programs at the early childhood development nonprofit ZERO TO THREE, had a pretty effective method: “We had the most luck with hiring my children’s child care providers to do childcare on weekend date nights,” she explains. “We always chose to ask their ‘favorite’ teachers so it became a fun night for the kids with someone they knew well. Also, childcare professionals are background-checked as part of the employment process and know basic first aid, which then meant we didn’t have to worry about these issues....

December 28, 2022 · 4 min · 676 words · Lawrence Walker

When Do Children Wonder If They Re Attractive Or Not Experts Explain

“You can’t expect a kid to be able to understand why they can’t wear dirty pants to a birthday before the age of five,” Hagerty says. “The ability to be aware of physical appearance, emotions, and feelings is developmentally quite a sophisticated function. It doesn’t come for very young children.” A large body of research shows that, from birth, children go through a complicated cognitive development process where they gradually begin to perceive a whole world and other people (with their feelings and perceptions) outside of themselves....

December 28, 2022 · 3 min · 440 words · Joyce Beisch

When Does A Kindergartener Need A Therapist Here Are The Signs

“Children are so multifaceted,” explains clinical psychologist Dr. Giamarie Daino. “There are so many things going on with them that sometimes it’s not just one clear indication.” Instead, she explains, there’s more likely a constellation of warning signs. In younger children, behavior changes are linked to development. Psychological struggles can often stop a kid’s progress in its tracks or even seemingly turn back the clock, explains Daino. “A common one for children is if they start to regress developmentally,” she says....

December 28, 2022 · 3 min · 598 words · Melanie Schmidt

White House Cancels 5 Billion In Student Loans Here S Who Qualifies

Who qualifies for this round of student loan forgiveness? Public Service Loan Forgiveness program under new rules announced by the Biden administration in OctoberForbes Why did PSLF need to be reformed? many99 percent Will Biden forgive more student debt? $1.75 trillion in total student debt 323,000 borrowers with disabilities115,000 former ITT Technical Institute studentswidely supported by the publicpromised by Biden during his presidential campaignin heavily redacted formpandemic pause on student loan interest and repayments expiring in January

December 28, 2022 · 1 min · 77 words · Elizabeth Phillips

White Noise For Babies Everything You Need To Know

White noise is crazy cheap to produce (“Shhhhhhh”).White noise can help your baby get to Snoozeville and stay there.White noise reduces crying and stress (for them and you).White noise is easy to wean off of.White noise has even been linked to reducing the risk of SIDS. Weirdly though, for something so very simple, it’s often incorrectly used. So turn up your hearing aid, here’s the lowdown. You Buying This? You may not realize it, but you already own a white noise maker....

December 28, 2022 · 3 min · 441 words · Charles Durkee

Who Is Zemo Falcon And Winter Soldier S Mcu Baddie Explained

Spoilers ahead for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 2, “Star-Spangled Man.” By the end of the episode, Bucky and Sam have no real leads while trying to get information on the Flag Smashers, the Super Serum-infused militant group that intends to restore the anarchy of the Blip era, so Bucky convinces Sam that they need to visit “the guy who knows all of Hydra’s secrets” and the last image we see is Helmut Zemo sitting in a jail cell....

December 28, 2022 · 2 min · 381 words · Mark Reedy

Why American Youth Soccer Are Not Competitive Around The World

Long before Campbell became a passionate soccer dad to his 4- and 9-year-old daughters, he was a young boy in Dublin with dreams of playing soccer on a professional level. He played at the semi-pro level but hit a ceiling. Then he came to America and found himself comparing his experience with stateside friends. He found that from as early as age three, kids in the U.S. are poorly educated....

December 28, 2022 · 4 min · 807 words · Norma Gomez

Why Babies Are Sleeping Outside In Finland And Norway

In Finland, Norway, and most other Scandinavian countries, children nap in the outdoors starting as young as two weeks old. But they’re not simply basking in a sunbeam on a mild summer afternoon. These kids are parked in prams on busy city sidewalks and terraces in all weather, including days as cold as -4 Fahrenheit, for up to three hours. There is actually some pretty solid reasoning behind this practice....

December 28, 2022 · 2 min · 227 words · Julia Lara