Is There Such a Thing as a Bad Child? | HealthyPlace
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Mixed-race babies born after the Second World War - HistoryExtra
Adults want children to play with 'traditional' toys such as board games and science kits, study finds | The Independent | The Independent
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Does it make sense to pay people to have kids? - BBC Worklife
Digital toys for kids you don't have to feel guilty about
YouTube to clamp down on disturbing kids' videos such as dark Peppa Pig | YouTube | The Guardian
Coronavirus: how to keep kids entertained at home without screen time, from cooking and baking together to playing board games with grandparents | South China Morning Post
Students Supporting Street Kids
FAQ: Anemia in children and babies
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How to host a sports day | BBC Good Food
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Since when did obedience become the epitome of good parenting? | Parents and parenting | The Guardian
Kids Camps: Play & Learn - Fota Wildlife Park
Kid of the Month & Year - Home | Facebook
New UNICEF-Eurochild survey reports on the Europe Kids Want - Employment, Social Affairs & Inclusion - European Commission
Evidence indicates that infections can trigger the sudden onset of tics in a child
Connected and protected: balancing children's online freedom and safety | Media & Tech Network | The Guardian
20 Activities for Kids to Learn About Sustainability - Nature's Path
Smacking children makes them 'more aggressive and antisocial', say scientists | The Independent | The Independent
Why do parents take such different approaches to their kids' education?
Why Your Kid Is Such a Tattletale - The New York Times
Child Instagram stars, mummy blogs: should parents post their kids' lives on social media? 'Sharenting' concerns, and why mums and dads do it | South China Morning Post
