The headlines from Telegraph and BBC News offer totally different viewpoints though they are quoting from the same Johns Hopkins University’s research. The Telegraph’s headline read “Two hours’ TV a day ‘harms children’” while BBC News was “Children ‘recover’ from TV harm”. Hmmm … when I first saw the two headlines, I thought they were […]
According to a new study that was published in the latest issue of Pediatrics, swimming in chlorinated pools may increase a child’s risk of developing asthma. This is contradictory to what I’ve known that swimming can be beneficial to young asthmatics. The study discovered the children who swam at indoor chlorinated pools during their early […]
Now I know why I’m bad at maths! Just by looking at my fingers!! According to research done by the Bath University in the UK and published in British Journal of Psychology, children’s academic strengths can be predicted by the relative lengths of the fingers”. From the study of 75 seven-year-old children, those with shorter […]