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NATO’s misfired weaponry or airstrikes on the Baltic countries
The Spanish Eurofighter Typhoon 2000 launched an AMRAAM-type air-to-air missile over Estonian territory Tuesday afternoon. All the Estonians are very shocked.
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How kids shape their parents’ parenting style
In our culture we like to speculate about the effects of different parenting styles on children. A lot of this debate is wasted breath. Twin studies – that compare similarities in outcomes between genetically identical and non-identical twins raised by their biological or adopted parents – have already shown us that parental influence is far more modest than we usually assume.
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Button batteries kill. Here's how we can prevent needless child deaths from battery ingestion
Parents, carers and doctors need to be aware of button batteries in toys and household devices and ensure they can't be ingested.
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‘I didn’t see my daughter for a month’: how UK splits migrant families
The Home Office uses similar tactics to those of the Trump administration – with devastating effects for parents and children
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South Korea Is Trying to Boost its Birth Rate. It's Not Working.
The country needs to convince more couples to have children. But its biggest city is no paradise for parents.
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Norway’s hidden scandal
Norway's child protection system, according to the country’s own childcare experts, is “dysfunctional” resulting in children being taken from the parents without adequate justification.
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‘His voice hurt — sharp, in my chest’
Apple founder Steve Jobs’ daughter Lisa Brennan-Jobs tells all in new book
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Is your Child Struggling because of YOU?
12 Habits of Parents who Raise A+ Kids (As observed by a High School Teacher)
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Opinion | Motherhood in the Age of Fear
Women are being harassed and even arrested for making perfectly rational parenting decisions.
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Mobile phone radiation may affect memory performance in adolescents, study finds
Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields may have adverse effects on the development of memory performance of specific brain regions exposed during mobile phone use, suggests a recent study involving nearly 700 adolescents in Switzerland.
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Raising My Child in a Doomed World
Some would say the mistake was having our daughter in the first place. By Roy Scranton.
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Toddler found tumbling in running washing machine
Mother Lindsey McIver posted the story on her Facebook page, realizing she might face backlash, but with the hope that others would walk away more educated about home appliance safety.
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Review of Stars: the private family messaging app that does not require a phone number
Here I'm reviewing Stars messaging, which our family has recently started using. It's a phone and tablet app for families and kids who want a way to message each other without requiring a phone number. In other words, it can even work on a tablet with no data plan (so long as there is a Wi-Fi connection). First I'll briefly explain how Stars works, then outline the pros and cons, and then I'll explain why I feel it's a safer fit for kids than other messaging apps on the market.
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Babies’ Cries May Foretell Their Adult Voices, a Study Shows
New research indicates that the pitch of a baby’s cries at 4 months old may predict the pitch of its speech at age 5.
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Couple adopt 6 kids after struggling with infertility: 'Hope will never fail you'
The inspiring story of how a couple adopted six children, including four with special needs. Moli was a college football player when he met Watson in 2012, and he knew he wanted to create a future with her. He soon proposed, and a year later they tied the knot. Dreaming of having children, they decided to try to grow their family beyond the two of them. Unfortunately, that’s when the fairytale began to feel like a nightmare.
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Government Says Half of Separated Kids Under 5 Won’t Be Reunited
Claims parents are unsafe or criminals.
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I Used Apple’s New Controls to Limit a Teenager’s iPhone Time (and It Worked!)
Apple’s new parental controls cut a teenager’s iPhone use in half. It wasn’t as effective on our personal tech columnist.
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This Wasn't The First Time The US Sided With Industry Over Breastfeeding. Here's The History
An aggressive effort by US officials to weaken an international resolution to promote breast-feeding this year is the latest example of the government taking an industry's side in global public health, advocates said.
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More time to reunite toddlers with parents
A US judge extends a deadline for ending the separation of young migrant children and their families.
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Trump administration's opposition to breastfeeding resolution sparks outrage
US delegation to the World Health Assembly reportedly deployed threats to try and browbeat nations into backing off the resolution
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