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Have no fear! When it comes to talking to kids about sex, Dr. Ruth Westheimer has all the answers for moms and dads. “You can’t avoid it because it’s the most interesting subject in the world,” the sex therapist, 91, told Us Weekly exclusively on Wednesday, August 21, while promoting her Sex For Dummies book. “Here’s what I did: I […]
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Colton Underwood announced on Thursday, August 21 that he lost his “veginity” by going vegetarian — at least for now. The day before, the season 23 Bachelor alum stopped by the Us Weekly studio to share all the details of the new diet and weight loss plan he’s adopted. “I’ve been now actually meatless for the past month,” Underwood, who […]
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Piece of cake! Kirsten Dunst didn’t think she’d have an easy time starting a family, but her first pregnancy was unexpected. “I thought I would have a hard time getting pregnant, but it was a surprise,” the actress, 37, revealed in her Net-A-Porter cover story, published on Friday, August 23. “If I hadn’t met Jesse [Plemons], I would have frozen […]
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One year down. Ben Affleck recently reached a major milestone, celebrating 365 days of sobriety. “Ben is in a great place in his recovery and life,” a source close to the Oscar winner tells Us Weekly. “He continues to want to be the best father and friend he can be.” Affleck, 47, and his ex-wife, Jennifer Garner, have been doing […]
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Teacher training followed by classroom education with information, activities, and emotional support improves lifestyles in teachers and students, according to research to be presented at ESC Congress 2019 together with the World Congress of Cardiology. The study suggests that knowledge alone is insufficient to change behaviour. “Numerous studies have addressed health issues in the school setting, but most have focused […]
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Childhood hearing loss: Almost all of hearing loss can be treated if timely identified. 60 per cent of childhood hearing can be prevented, according to World Health Organisation (WHO). Speech and hearing are essential instruments of learning, playing and building social skills for a child. If hearing loss goes undetected or untreated, there is a lot that the child misses […]
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Here are some games that work well with small and larger groups, but don't be afraid to think back to the games you played as a child – kerbie, hide and seek and kick the ball all still have lots of play value today, just as they did when we were younger. By Pankaj Singh Group games can help children […]
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Rest and relaxation! Jenna Dewan is enjoying a summer trip with her and Channing Tatum’s 6-year-old daughter, Everly. The mother-daughter pair were joined by the World of Dance host’s boyfriend, Steve Kazee. The actor, 43, shared pics on social media of the dancer geared up for an obstacle course and showing off her moves at a bar on Monday, August […]
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Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard may not be comfortable with sharing photos of their daughters, Lincoln and Delta, but the couple have been more than forthcoming about their experiences as parents. Scroll to revisit every time the pair delivered a dose of real talk about raising kids. Source: Read Full Article
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"Being able to control your own emotions, cognition and behaviours is an important predictor of school readiness and early school achievement," the study emphasised. Marching or tapping a beat can help kids develop self-regulation skills and improve school readiness, according to research. The findings are part of a preschool programme designed by associate professor Kate Williams which focussed exclusively on […]
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