Dads taking more leave after their child’s birth were 31% more likely to have moms breastfeed longer. Study adds to evidence linking fathers’ leave with family benefits. ‘In medical training, no one talked about involving dads’.
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When dads take leave, moms breastfeed longer
Despite the proven health benefits, breastfeeding rates in the U.S. remain suboptimal
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Study on young people 11-19 from 11 countries found that they want more support from adults in their digital lives: adults are not sufficiently involved or do not understand what children and adolescents do online, and that many adults do not reflect on their own digital everyday lives 📱🤔🌍
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Young people want adults to be involved in their digital lives
Young people have a nuanced view of how their digital lives affect their mental health and want more support and involvement from the adults around them. This is shown in an international study published in The Journal of Adolescent Health by researchers…
Social media use is not uniformly harmful; its psychological impact depends on how, why, and by whom it is used. Multilevel prevention strategies, including media education, parental involvement, and responsible platform design, are essential to support healthy adolescent development. 📱💬🧠👨👩👧👦✨
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Connected but at Risk: Social Media Exposure and Psychiatric and Psychological Outcomes in Youth - PubMed
<span><b>Background:</b> The widespread use of social media among children and adolescents has raised increasing concern about its potential impact on mental health. Given the unique neurodevelopmental vulnerabilities during adolescence, understanding how…
Father's warmth 🤗 and supportive behavior toward infant 👶 at 10 months 🗓️ can positively impact child's heart ❤️ and metabolic health 🩺 at age 7 🎯
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Fathers’ early interactions with babies may affect child health years later | Penn State University
A father’s warmth and developmentally sensitive engagement with a 10-month-old child predicted whether the child would show elevated health risks at age seven, according to a new study by researchers in the Penn State College of Health and Human Development.
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