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Study identifies possible genetic link between children’s language and mental health

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Study identifies possible genetic link between children’s language and mental health

Frequent use of social media may compromise teenage girls’ mental health by increasing exposure to bullying and reducing sleep and physical exercise

Questions during shared book reading with preschoolers need to be more challenging

Warning to adults: Children notice everything

Children born to older parents tend to have fewer behaviour problems

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Study identifies possible genetic link between children’s language and mental health
Frequent use of social media may compromise teenage girls’ mental health by increasing exposure to bullying and reducing sleep and physical exercise
Questions during shared book reading with preschoolers need to be more challenging
Warning to adults: Children notice everything
Children born to older parents tend to have fewer behaviour problems

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