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One-third of the world's children suffer from myopia, accelerated by COVID-19
'Children who spent extended time indoors during the pandemic were exposed to a lot of screen time, which harmed their eyesight,' medical expert says
Tzur Gueta
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09.30.24
As war also rages online, are children safe in the Cyber space?
Fake messages on smartphones by those impersonating Israeli officials or legitimate merchants are rampant in this time of constant conflict; While adults are mostly well-versed in spotting fallacious messages, this might not be the case for children, and there are some guidelines on how to keep them vigilant as well
Daniela Ginzburg
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09.21.24
The clumsiness of kids, and how parents pay for it
A boy who breaks invaluable antiques, another who tries a lipstick in the middle of a department store and a girl who puts airport security on high alert; Sometimes, when grownups are distracted, their kids cause the sort of havoc and embarrassment that makes their parents want to curl into a fetal position and disappear
Nirit Zuk
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09.11.24
The Israeli hospital giving hope to vegetative state children
Each one of Reuth Rehabilitation Hospital's 28 cribs found in the children's ward holds a tragic story and a patient the medical staff refuses to give up on
Ariela Ayalon
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09.01.24
Research: Israeli snack reduces chance of developing peanut allergy among children
The quintessential Israeli snack Bamba and its part in reducing peanut allergies remains a source of national pride; 2008 study found peanut allergies are far less common among Israeli kids than their British peers
Dr. Sagi Brodetzky, Dr. Ali Shimshoni
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09.01.24
Why kids lie and how to respond: Insights from parenting experts
Kids lie all the time—it's a fact; but why does it happen? What’s the difference between a 6-year-old's lie and a 12-year-old's? How should parents respond, and what should they absolutely avoid saying?
Adi Aloof
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08.31.24
No A+ on an empty stomach: Best meals for kids at school
With children increasingly indulging in fast food and sugary snacks, it's crucial to reintroduce nutritious meals like whole grains, fresh fruits and vegetables as they return to school, promoting lifelong healthy eating habits and increasing the likelihood of higher exam results
Moran Kilzi
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08.30.24
5 simple recipes to do with the kids
The two most dreaded phrases during summer break are probably 'I'm bored!' and 'What's there to eat?' So we've got a solution for both: let them make it themselves - here are easy recipes for microwave rosé pasta, no-bake cookies, and other treats that kids can whip up with a little help from an adult
Naama Ran, Yael Garty
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08.22.24
What the Sigma? Here's a guide to Generation Alpha slang words
Many family members of young children and teens may have encountered strange sayings like 'rizz', 'skibidi' and 'gyatt', but what do they actually mean?
Nirit Zuk
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07.24.24
Researchers discover ancient children's cemetery in Norway
Archaeologists uncovers graves containing remains of nearly 40 children, aged under 6, at site located about 80 km from Oslo; most children buried between 800 and 200 BC, suggesting deaths not sudden
Yogev Israely
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07.18.24
Herzliya mother hacks 6-year-old son to death with an ax
Grandmother finds child's body in family home after Sigal Yana Itskovitch arrested for attacking passersby and a security guard at a nearby mall
Raanan Ben-Zur, Yael Ciechanover
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07.17.24
Israel offers to take in children with cancer from bombed Ukrainian hospital
Following a Russian attack that claimed the lives of 34 people and wounded 150 others, Israel has offered to care for Ukrainian children with cancer in a hospital in central Israel; Israel awaits a response from President Zelensky
Edward Doks, Itamar Eichner
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07.10.24
Israel's Generation Z is more than meets the eye
Opinion: While Gen Z social media antics might raise suspicions about Israel's upcoming generation, a closer look reveals children raised to believe in democracy, freedom, friendship and peace; there's more reason for hope than ever before
Oren Bar-Ner
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07.06.24
Doctor to parents who don't vaccinate their kids: 'What is wrong with you?'
Dr. Beeri is the director general of a children's rehabilitation hospital, and she has seen first hand the consequences when unvaccinated kids contract diseases that ravage their bodies, a catastrophe that could easily have been avoided; 'We see every day that expert opinions no longer mean anything'
Alexandra Lukash
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07.01.24
Danger zone? Courts worldwide weigh in on child safety in Israel
Several courts worldwide, including Portugal, deemed Israel unsafe for children, allowing divorced parents who left with their kids at war’s onset to stay abroad for their safety; requests to return children denied, citing ‘significant security risk,’ leaving parent in Israel with limited options
Adv. Shmuel Moran
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06.16.24
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