Psychology says children who hide small problems until they become big ones may be learning something unexpected
A child comes home upset because a friend ignored them. They lose a small amount of money at school but say nothing.
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Your child does not have to become a champion: How sports can build resilience, discipline and confidence for life
As a sportsperson, coach, educator and now a parent, I have spent a large part of my life watching children play sports.
Mark Zuckerberg to Yvon Chouinard: Six of the world's richest people who are not leaving their billions worth of fortune to their children
\"Money won't make success; the freedom to make it will,\" said Nelson Mandela.
New guidelines warn against obesity drugs for young children
Care should focus on healthy eating and exercise, not medicines such as weight-loss injections, says the World Health Organization
Meet Kimberley Christopher, the Florida State doctoral candidate who developed a plasma process designed to destroy PFAS; after winning a collegiate pitch competition, she's now testing the tech through NSF I-Corps
A Florida State University doctoral candidate is trying to tackle one of the most persistent classes of environmental contaminants with a technology
Air India Express denied boarding to mother and child despite valid tickets, made them buy new ones; commission awards Rs 70,287 payout
NEW DELHI: The Air India Express has been directed to refund Rs 20,287 to a mother and her minor son after a consumer commission found that the airline
Yemen’s displaced children dream of returning to school
More than 137,000 students in conflict zones lose access to education, deepening Yemen’s already dire schooling crisis.
Dawn Chaney was a three-sport athlete at Texas Woman's University in the 1960s; decades later, she gave $10 million for a new athletics complex
Dawn Chaney’s connection with Texas Woman’s University began as a student-athlete in the 1960s and has now grown into one of the university’s largest
England Women in World Cup 2027 play-offs: Lionesses have obligation to prove themselves after Spain disappointment
England must make it through two rounds of home and away ties to qualify for next summer's World Cup in Brazil; play-off campaign begins against Greece on Friday; Sarina Wiegman has begun to experiment with elements of her squad - that can only be a good thing for England's evolution
Annamalai’s next political move? We The Leaders to launch Abdul Kalam centre to train 100 women
CHENNAI: Former IPS officer K Annamalai appears to be laying the groundwork for his next political move through We The Leaders, with the organisation set
How will economy be impacted if India-US trade deal doesn’t happen? RBI governor Sanjay Malhotra answers
India’s trade agreements with other countries should help mitigate the impact of possible US tariffs if a trade deal does not come through, indicated RBI
“I was so scared”: Shriya Saran recalls eve-teasing in college days; the one thing she wants daughter Radha to know and lessons parents can take home
When children come home after school, college, a playdate or an outing, parents often ask the same questions: “What did you do?” “Did you fight with