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Neurologist claims there is no such thing as ADHD
...stress of life was beginning to get to her and regular exercise is all that was needed. a group of researchers in australia also hold the same view as dr saul and think that the diagnosis for adhd has...
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How to handle your tween coming out
...stress than they already have. if you’re finding it difficult to accept what your child has told you, speak to parents going through a similar situation. supporting your child a parent’s...
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Walking can help prevent depression during pregnancy
walking can help prevent depression during pregnancy depression both during and after pregnancy is not uncommon and can be linked to the body’s hormonal changes and the understandable stress and...
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Reasons for switching off the TV before school
...stress and won’t help your little one in the long run. watching telly has been found to decrease a child’s attention span and their ability to focus. staring at the screen in the morning...
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Teens and part-time jobs during school year: pros and cons
...stress, cause grades to suffer and can often mean they miss out on taking part in extracurricular activities like sports or volunteering which are also important to a teenager’s development...
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Six tips to beat the morning rush
six tips to beat the morning rush after two months of relaxed summer mornings, mums will be feeling stressed as they deal with the pre-school rush that comes with the start of a new term. tempers will...
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Shaving tips for boys
...stress the importance of never sharing a razor with others as this can lead to a variety of problems including infection. don't go overboard your son probably won’t need to shave every day...
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Strategies for parents trying to manage ADHD
...stress free. some tips for managing adhd include: set routines that are clear and concise at both school and at home. keep verbal instructions clear and repeat them if necessary. prepare your child...
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The importance of the family meal
the importance of the family meal if meal times are stressful, then these tips might help to make your family time together more enjoyable. it’s harder than ever these days to find the time to...
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Dealing with common tween issues
...stress and make your tween healthier and happier. menstruation the first menstrual period is a big deal in a tween’s life. your tween may feel a mix of emotions (from being excited to being...
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A parent’s guide to video and computer games
...stress-free setting. children often find daunting subjects such as maths and science less intimidating when presented in a fun environment. handling violence in video games the question, “do...
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Teens & acne
...stress or even genetics. stress in particular can cause skin to breakout. when we get stressed, our adrenal glands have to work extra hard and release a stress hormone called cortisol. if too much...
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Binge eating in tweens and teens
...stress, anger, sadness or boredom may cause a sufferer to binge eat. binge eaters often suffer from depression as a result of overeating. binge eating causes excess weight which puts the tween or teen...
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Behaviour: 13-year-olds
...stress now that they are a teenager, your 13- year- old may worry about "being normal". they are dealing with puberty and their changing bodies, all of which can cause stress. you can help...
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Behaviour: 14-year- olds
...stress 14-year-old teens tend to become noticably less moody and will be growing accustomed to the changes that being a teenager heralds. they will also look forward to new changes as these changes...
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Behaviour: 15-year-olds
...stress dating, friendships and relationships with the opposite sex can be a source of stress at age 15. help your teen to cope by keeping lines of communication open. behaviours, responsibilities and...
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Behaviour: 16-year-olds
...stress your teen should be used to the pressures of secondary school by now, aside from problems with peers, his stress levels should be relatively even. it's important that your teen knows that...
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Behaviour: 17 to 18-year-olds
...stress 17year-old teens can often be excited one minute and stressed the next. their world is quickly changing; they are saying good-bye to secondary school and their friends and facing college or...
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Facts about teen acne
...stress brings on acne. but many teens experience a break out right before big events in their lives. a little sympathy and reassurance can be a great help here.
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