Loneliness Damages Not Just Children’s Mental Health, But Their Grades As Well
Even a temporary bout of loneliness at age 12 puts children at risk of worse qualifications when they leave school up to six years later, according to a new study.
Even a temporary bout of loneliness at age 12 puts children at risk of worse qualifications when they leave school up to six years later, according to a new study.
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The experiences kids have today will help lay the foundation for their long-term management of money.
Parents, say you're waiting at the laundromat, or riding on a bus. Instead of filling that time by letting your children play on a phone or tablet, you can pull up a book, take five minutes to read a story out loud and then talk about it