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How Much Is Your Preschooler's Screen Time? Parents, Here's Why You Must Keep A track
Children with more than two hours of screen time per day had a 7.7- fold increased risk of meeting criteria for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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Micronutrients Deficiency: Nearly 40% of Preschool Kids in Developing Countries Are Anaemic
Every second pregnant woman in developing countries and close to 40% of preschool children are estimated to be anaemic.
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Children fed unhealthy foods learn to prefer them
Most preschool children develop a taste for salt, sugar and fat at home and quickly learn which types of brand-name fast foods and sodas meet these preferences.
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Good preschools prevent behaviour problems
Good kindergarten or pre-schools have been shown to be associated with greater growth of reading and math skills in children.
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Smoking during pregnancy & bad behaviour
Smoking during pregnancy may raise the risk of women having hyperactive preschoolers who can't pay attention.
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Talking to kids aids language skills
Parents should not only read to their preschoolers to boost their language development, but engage them in conversations as well.
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Kids TV time and asthma in childhood
The more time preschoolers spend watching television, the more likely they are to develop asthma a few years later.
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Television harmful for preschoolers
Having the television on in the background while preschoolers play with their toys disrupts their efforts to sustain attention and may harm their development.
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Wheezing patterns tend to persist in children
Children, who develop asthma-like symptoms in the preschool years, establish patterns of wheezing by the age 6, which might persist till adolescence.
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Training parents develops language in autistic children
Training parents to communicate better with their autistic preschoolers can spur children's language development.
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How Much Is Your Preschooler's Screen Time? Parents, Here's Why You Must Keep A track
Children with more than two hours of screen time per day had a 7.7- fold increased risk of meeting criteria for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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Micronutrients Deficiency: Nearly 40% of Preschool Kids in Developing Countries Are Anaemic
Every second pregnant woman in developing countries and close to 40% of preschool children are estimated to be anaemic.
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Children fed unhealthy foods learn to prefer them
Most preschool children develop a taste for salt, sugar and fat at home and quickly learn which types of brand-name fast foods and sodas meet these preferences.
-
Good preschools prevent behaviour problems
Good kindergarten or pre-schools have been shown to be associated with greater growth of reading and math skills in children.
-
Smoking during pregnancy & bad behaviour
Smoking during pregnancy may raise the risk of women having hyperactive preschoolers who can't pay attention.
-
Talking to kids aids language skills
Parents should not only read to their preschoolers to boost their language development, but engage them in conversations as well.
-
Kids TV time and asthma in childhood
The more time preschoolers spend watching television, the more likely they are to develop asthma a few years later.
-
Television harmful for preschoolers
Having the television on in the background while preschoolers play with their toys disrupts their efforts to sustain attention and may harm their development.
-
Wheezing patterns tend to persist in children
Children, who develop asthma-like symptoms in the preschool years, establish patterns of wheezing by the age 6, which might persist till adolescence.
-
Training parents develops language in autistic children
Training parents to communicate better with their autistic preschoolers can spur children's language development.
