Young children can pick up on their parents’ relationship problems – leaving them more likely to worry or scare easily, scientists say. The research also indicates expectant parents’ emotional ...
Why do dogs behave badly? Here are the top ten reasons that I’ve observed in the animals that I treat as my patients. As a vet in practice, I meet hundreds of owners with their dogs every week; over ...
This research suggests that changes in the Usp9X gene might be one reason why autism happens. When this gene doesn’t work ...
Pupils maybe 'acting out' rather than 'acting up' Schools must do more to tackle the root causes of bad behaviour, a leading children's charity has warned. Barnardo's says unruly children may have ...
There is absolutely nothing wrong with whole-heartedly loving your dog and believing they are the most special pooch in the world. But according to a canine expert, you can spoil your pet 'too much' ...
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High caffeine drinks are said to have sparked classroom brawls while some kids 'drank them for breakfast' A SCHOOL has banned energy drinks after blaming them for classroom brawls, pupil exclusions, ...
Millions of animal lovers are putting the health of their pets at risk by feeding them brand pet foods that are packed with additives and chemicals, according to a new campaign that will be launched ...
What is frontotemporal dementia (FTD)? FTD is mostly diagnosed in people under 65. It is sometimes called frontal lobe dementia and used to be called Pick’s disease. The word ‘frontotemporal’ refers ...
Expert canine trainer Jack Fenton warns loving your dog 'too much' can have negative consequences on their behaviour, like letting them guard the bed and feeding them scraps of food It is possible to ...
Toddlers can pick up on their parents’ relationship problems, scientists say Credit: Dominic Lipinski/PA Young children can pick up on their parents’ relationship problems – leaving them more likely ...
Pupils maybe 'acting out' rather than 'acting up' Schools must do more to tackle the root causes of bad behaviour, a leading children's charity has warned. Barnardo's says unruly children may have ...
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