Tag Archives: child

How Do I Know If My Child Needs a Tutor?

How Do I Know If My Child Needs a Tutor? As parents, we want our kids to deliver the best efforts in their academic subjects at school. Sometimes, buckling down and studying just isn’t quite enough to see them excel and your child may need an extra helping hand. Take math, for example. Some students can… Read More »

Prenatal Folate Increases Child Brain Volumes, Improves Cognitive Development 

The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) unequivocally recommends that ALL WOMEN who are either planning or capable of pregnancy take a DAILY SUPPLEMENT containing 0.4 TO 0.8 mg (400-800 µg) OF FOLIC ACID.   While the most obvious benefit of prenatal use of folate is a significant reduction in risk of neural tube defects, other… Read More »

What anxiety looks like in a child

Parents know in their heart of hearts something has changed in their child and it is not going away,” What anxiety looks like in a child tells WebMD. That’s true for adults, and it’s even truer for small children. When you cut back, the symptoms diminish. Maybe you don’t have to invest in a full… Read More »

Inside spooky world of medium who has got messages from spirit world since being a child

Do loved ones who have passed, live on? If so, can they reach out to us from beyond the grave to communicate their continued existence? Pyschic medium Claire Broad believes they can. She also believe we can all learn to recognise their communications. Claire says, ‘When I was four, I experienced what I now know… Read More »

Child Health Experts and Advocates File Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Describing Traumatic Impact of Daca Rescission on Recipients’ Children

—Washington, DC – At least a quarter of a million young children would be harmed developmentally, psychologically, and economically by the cancellation of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), yet the Trump administration failed to consider their interests when repealing the program in 2017. On Friday, three dozen organizations and leaders filed an amicus brief… Read More »