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Pre-adolescents

Angry Faces Shape Children’s Memories

Is your child better at remembering angry faces than calm ones? Recent research reveals that children might recall angry faces more vividly than neutral ones, posing intriguing questions about the development of memory and its implications on learning and mental health. Let’s dive into this fascinating study and explore how these findings can impact parenting […]

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Technology

When Big Feelings Meet Big Screens

“Wait, what?!” Across 39 research studies, the same pattern kept popping up: when adolescents struggle to manage big feelings, their screen use gets harder to manage too. And when screen time turns compulsive—scrolling late into the night, gaming through homework, chasing likes—emotions get even tougher to handle. It’s a loop. The good news? Loops can […]

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Mental health

Why Some Kids Struggle to Regulate Emotions—And How We Can Help

A mother watches as her 10-year-old son stands frozen in the middle of the living room, his small fists clenched, his breathing shallow. She’s just told him it’s time to turn off his tablet and get ready for dinner. But instead of responding, he’s locked in place, staring at her with wide eyes. Moments later, […]

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