A large-scale study conducted by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare in Helsinki has revealed that the consumption of most fruits and certain grains may trigger the development of…

A team from the University of Helsinki engaged 75 toddlers aged 3 to 5 from 10 preschools in the Finnish capital for their experiment. The researchers discovered that just one…

A new study from the University of Bristol (UK) has revealed that children who eat fish at least twice a week are more sociable and kind-hearted. The research team urges…

According to a study from Imperial College London, children from poorer families are more likely to face biological issues, such as accelerated aging, compared to those born with a silver…

Australian researchers assert that having a dog in the family boosts children’s physical activity, particularly among girls. Owning a dog is linked to an increase in daily activity for girls…

Often, well-meaning moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas try to be “perfect” caregivers for their little ones. They hold their babies close, shielding them from the dangers and threats of…

“Prepare your sled in summer and your cart in winter,” goes the old saying. The same applies to the qualities our children will need to excel in school; we must…

Children who are accustomed to hardening are generally more cheerful, catch colds less often, and are less susceptible to infectious diseases. When they do get sick, they tend to recover…