How to help your child understand the notions of the contrary?
Understanding the notions of opposite is part of his language learning and helping him structure his thought. From 18 months, ...
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Single -parent families: “Although it does not replace a father, feeding other emotional ties can help the child”
According to a recent study by DREES, a quarter of children under 6 years old living with their mother have ...
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Your child’s bedtime can influence their behavior
A recent study explored the effects of early parental intervention on the regulation of sleep and behavioral development of children ...
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Beauty care for children? Potential “harmful consequences” on “organs”
Faced with the multiplication of beauty institutes for children, dermatologists report that aesthetic acts and cosmetic products are useless and ...
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How to encourage children’s imagination?
Creativity is a great asset for the development of children. Imagination makes it possible to better understand the world, to ...
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How to react to the anger of a child in public places?
Public anger, although embarrassing, are a normal step in the development of the child. Between the looks of passers -by ...
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How to help your child feel capable?
Helping your child to develop your self -esteem is one of the most important missions of parents. Helping your child ...
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Confinement: greater psychological distress among children of essential workers
The children of front-line employees, who were not welcomed to school during the first confinement, were more exposed to social ...
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Parents Do Have a Favorite Child, Science Says
Parental favoritism is very real and influenced by factors such as gender, personality and the birth order of children, according ...
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Violence on television: what are the consequences for children?
Boys exposed to violent videos and films at a young age are more likely to exhibit antisocial behavior during adolescence. ...
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Children with high “infectious load” are likely to fall sick later
Contracting several infections at the start of life is linked to an increased risk of moderate to severe pathologies and ...
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My child hit his head: what should I do?
Two pediatricians give advice on what to do if an infant or toddler hits their head when falling, for example. ...
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Postpartum depression also affects fathers
Irritability, avoidance behaviors... After the birth of their child, nearly one in ten fathers suffer from postpartum depression, recalls a ...
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How to react to a child who says big words?
React to a child who says bad words requires patience and kindness. Holding your child pronouncing a big word can ...
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How to react to a child’s lies?
Children's lies are not a threat, but a natural stage in their learning. Around the age of 2, it is ...
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Being abused as a child can affect the brains of your offspring
A team of researchers has highlighted a link between stress experienced during childhood and epigenetic modifications in sperm that can ...
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Pediatric asthma: soon a rapid test to detect the endotype?
American and Puerto Rican scientists have developed a nasal swab test for children that can diagnose a specific subtype of ...
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Serious heart problems: a choir to help sick children
Researchers have created a choir with children with serious heart defects in an effort to help them breathe better and ...
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ADHD child: how to ease tensions through communication?
Simple and clear communication is essential to support a child suffering from attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity (AD/HD). ...
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A new exam for children aged 6 from 2025
From January 1, 2025, a compulsory medical examination will be introduced for children aged 6. THE ESSENTIAL The objective of ...
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Increase in cases of scurvy among children: does inflation have something to do with it?
A study carried out over nine years revealed a marked increase in cases of scurvy among French children after the ...
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Child development: forget the so-called “normal”!
At what age should a child walk or talk? When would it be "late" or "early"? When it comes to ...
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World first: a 13-year-old child received a new type of pacemaker
In the United States, a leadless pacemaker was implanted for the first time in a 13-year-old child. THE ESSENTIAL A ...
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Flu: what to do when your child is sick?
In children, the flu is characterized by fever, with a temperature above 38.5°, and sometimes by respiratory symptoms such as ...
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Screens: prevention messages in the new children’s health book
In France, prevention messages on the dangers of screens will be included in children's health records from January 1, 2025. ...
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Does Santa make children behave better?
Simply believing in Santa Claus doesn't make toddlers any wiser, a British study suggests. THE ESSENTIAL Belief in Santa Claus ...
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How to help your child in the event of conflicts at the park or daycare?
Conflicts are not obstacles, but rather learning opportunities. When children fight over a toy or a play space, the temptation ...
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How to deal with a child who throws objects?
Throwing things is a normal stage in a child's development, but it is important to respond calmly and empathetically. A ...
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Screens affect young children’s sleep and mood
Excessive screen time in young children is associated with reduced sleep quality, which increases the risk of behavioral and mood ...
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Dysfunctional family: the signs that don’t lie
Hurtful comments, demands to be perfect, lack of communication and physical displays of affection... These are the signs that your ...
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