Screen Time and Children’s Vision
A behavioural optometrist provides some insight into the effect screen time has on children’s eyes and how to combat this....
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12
Oct
Portion Caution for Kids
What portion sizes are you giving your kids? A Nutritionist gives her recommendations for kids' serving sizes....
10
Oct
Metaphorically Speaking
Jennifer Aberhart understands the benefits of offering various approaches to the teaching of English. Many lovers of language delight in the literary art of metaphor and allegory. Indeed, whatever our cultural background, many of our fables, parables, and richly metaphoric stories and writings have been revered...
10
Oct
Why is the eyesight of children steadily worsening?
One in three are children short-sighted, a study reports, so how can parents protect their child's vision? Children’s eyesight is steadily worsening, with one in three now suffering from short-sightedness, or myopia, according to a global study published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology. The study, involving...
10
Oct
Dressed For Success?
Sarah Jameson faces the first major challenge of her son’s school year: coming up with a costume for ‘colonial’ day. Our first child started school this year, and it has been the most wonderful experience. The first hurdle, however, presented itself on Tuesday in the form...
10
Oct
Why RSV is linked to asthma in children.
Jane Tuckerman and Danielle Wurzel report, but researchers can’t say one causes the other yet As winter rolls on into spring in Australia, respiratory viruses are everywhere. One of the main culprits is respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, which has caused more than 145,000 infections around...
10
Oct
The design tricks keeping your kids hooked on games and apps
Chris Zomer and Sumudu Mallawaarachchi show you 3 things you can do about it. Ever found yourself unable to resist checking out a social media notification? Or sending a random picture just to keep a Snapchat “streak” going? Or simply getting stuck staring at YouTube because it...
10
Oct
Why Period-tracking apps are not really for women
Popular fertility apps are engaging in widespread misuse of data, including on sex, periods and pregnancy, writes Katharine Kemp Research revealed serious privacy flaws in fertility apps used by Australian consumers – emphasising the need for urgent reform of the Privacy Act. Fertility apps provide a number...
03
Oct
Validating Your Child’s Pain: Why It’s Crucial for Their Future Wellbeing
When a child hurts, validating their pain may be the best first aid. Whether it’s a scraped knee or a fear of needles, how you respond to your child’s pain can significantly shape their ability to manage pain in the future, according to new research from...
03
Oct
Record Low Rates of IVF Twins and Triplets in Australia
Australia continues to be one of the safest countries globally for IVF treatment, the latest data shows. A new report from UNSW Sydney reveals that IVF in Australia and New Zealand has reached a milestone in safety, with fewer twins and triplets being born through IVF...