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How the Latchkey Generation Reshaped Parenting

How the Latchkey Generation Reshaped Parenting

Being a latchkey kid, a child who returns to an empty home after school, can have significant social and psychological effects. These children ofte...
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Youth Sports Expert Discusses Parental Role in Children's Athletic Experiences

Youth Sports Expert Discusses Parental Role in Children's Athletic Experiences

Youth Sports Expert Discusses Parental Role in Children's Athletic Experiences
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Así se forma la personalidad desde la infancia hasta la adultez

Así se forma la personalidad desde la infancia hasta la adultez

The development of personality is a complex process that begins in childhood and continues throughout life. Although the traits of personality...
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AI Tool Shows Promise in Early ADHD Risk Detection

AI Tool Shows Promise in Early ADHD Risk Detection

A study from Duke Health demonstrates that artificial intelligence (AI) can analyze electronic health records (EHRs) to estimate a child's risk of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) years before a typical diagnosis. The AI model, trained on data from over 140,000 children, identifies patterns in medical history that precede ADHD diagnoses. While the tool does not diagnose ADHD, it helps clinicians focus resources on children at higher risk, potentially reducing delays in intervention.
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New Books Offer Guidance on Kids and Technology Use

New Books Offer Guidance on Kids and Technology Use

New Books Offer Guidance on Kids and Technology Use
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Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt Face Relationship Challenges Post-Parenthood

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt Face Relationship Challenges Post-Parenthood

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt Face Relationship Challenges Post-Parenthood
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Study Highlights Collaborative Approach to Improve Breastfeeding in Preterm Infants

Study Highlights Collaborative Approach to Improve Breastfeeding in Preterm Infants

A study conducted at the Affiliated Hospital of Zunyi Medical University in China has explored a collaborative approach to enhance breastfeeding outcomes in preterm infants. The study involved a dedicated team of breastfeeding nurses who provided early assessment and guidance to mothers within 12 hours of neonatal NICU admission. The intervention included regular communication with mothers and families, enhanced breast milk management via digital platforms, and the promotion of colostrum utilization. The study compared two groups: a conventional group receiving standard breastfeeding support and an intervention group receiving dual-track education support. The intervention group showed a lower breastfeeding discontinuation rate, suggesting that comprehensive support can improve breastfeeding outcomes.
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Youth Sports Industry's Growth Poses Challenges for Families

Youth Sports Industry's Growth Poses Challenges for Families

Youth Sports Industry's Growth Poses Challenges for Families
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Netflix to Release Maite Alberdi's Documentary 'A Child of My Own' on August 13

Netflix to Release Maite Alberdi's Documentary 'A Child of My Own' on August 13

Netflix to Release Maite Alberdi's Documentary 'A Child of My Own' on August 13
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Filtered-Sunlight Phototherapy and Kangaroo Mother Care: Research Calls for Further Investigation

Filtered-Sunlight Phototherapy and Kangaroo Mother Care: Research Calls for Further Investigation

A recent study explores the integration of filtered-sunlight phototherapy (FSPT) with kangaroo mother care (KMC) for treating hyperbilirubinemia in newborns in low-resource settings. The study highlights the challenges of separating parents from their babies during FSPT, which can hinder KMC and increase risks of temperature instability in infants. The research emphasizes that while KMC is recommended for premature and low-birthweight infants, FSPT has not been tested on this group. Current trials focus on neonates over 35 weeks of gestation or weighing more than 2.2 kg, following guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Pediatricians Advocate for Flexible Screen-Time Guidelines Amidst Digital Overload

Pediatricians Advocate for Flexible Screen-Time Guidelines Amidst Digital Overload

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has revised its guidelines on screen-time limits for children, moving away from strict time constraints to a more nuanced approach that emphasizes the quality of content consumed. This shift acknowledges the pervasive role of screens in daily life, from education to communication, and the impracticality of rigid limits. The AAP's new framework encourages a balanced digital ecosystem, where screens are used for both educational and social purposes. This change comes as schools and parents grapple with the challenge of managing screen time in an era where digital devices are integral to learning and social interaction.
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Jones Road and Bobbie Collaborate on Sleepless Nights Kit for New Moms

Jones Road and Bobbie Collaborate on Sleepless Nights Kit for New Moms

Jones Road and Bobbie Collaborate on Sleepless Nights Kit for New Moms