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Toy Story 5 pits traditional toys vs a tablet. In real life, families can combine the two

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The Conversation Education 24d ago research
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Toy Story 5 will be released in cinemas this Thursday. The latest instalment of the film franchise addresses a dilemma many parents face: what happens to playtime when children become obsessed with screens? The original Toy Story movie was…
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Worried about your child’s sleep? Keep screens out of bedrooms and limit iPads before bed

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The Conversation Education 25d ago research
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Kampus Production/Pexels Sleep can be one of the trickiest things for families with little kids. It’s not just important for parental sanity or a child’s grumpiness levels the next day. Sleep is crucial for brain development , especially…
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How to encourage a child to try new, scary things (without traumatising them in the process)

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The Conversation Education 37d ago research
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Justin Paget/ Getty Images If your child has ever dug their heels in on the morning of the school athletics or cross country day, or refused to speak in front of the class, you’re not alone. For some children, these kinds of events bring a…
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Getting the kids out the door for school drives me bananas. How can we make mornings calmer?

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The Conversation Education 52d ago research
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10'000 Hours/Getty Images Getting the kids out the door for school can feel like herding cats in the rain. Just when one child is ready, another can’t find a shoe, someone remembers homework, and someone else starts crying because they…
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You don’t get long in parent-teacher interviews. Here’s how to use the time well

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The Conversation Education 67d ago research
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SDI Productions/ Getty Images It’s the time of year when schools and parents typically meet for parent-teacher interviews. These meetings are often short: in high school, usually only five to ten minutes per subject. In primary school,…
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Pretend play is a magical part of childhood. New research suggests it can also help mental health

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The Conversation Education 79d ago research
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Liliana Drew/ Pexels Pretend play is a significant and often magical part of childhood . Children have huge imaginations and use these to turn rocks into spaceships, tables into forts or pens into fairies. They might pretend to be “mum” or…
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