How Smartphones Are Harming Children's Mental Health
Let's explore the various ways in which smartphones can affect children and adolescents, from sleep disruption to cyberbullying, and their potential influence on mental distress.
Let's explore the various ways in which smartphones can affect children and adolescents, from sleep disruption to cyberbullying, and their potential influence on mental distress.
Pediatric stage is a primary and crucial chance of the diagnosis of mental health concerns in children. Read on to know it all.
As digital technology continues to play an integral role in children's lives, it is essential for parents and caregivers to proactively address digital-induced stress.
As we honor our teachers on teachers day, let us spread awareness on why they should be more aware about children's mental health.
Given the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic era, our teenage population requires understanding and support from parents and school. Read on.
The COVID-19 pandemic and now the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine have caused significant strain in their mental health in the WHO European Region.
The forced isolation of COVID-19 can have a serious adverse impact on a child's mental health. But you can help by taking timely action.
Multiple factors can trigger stress in children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Parents have to be extremely cautious to ensure that children do not feel unnecessarily frightened, overanxious, or guilty during this time. On the occasion of World Health Day, an expert shares the best practice for children to be followed for a healthy and stress-free mind.
Here are some ways parents can help their children adjust to this new normal and make the COVID-19 lockdown period less stressful for them.
As a parent, we must know what our child is going through and how they are responding to that situation.
A child can get stress too. Our expert, Dr. Anamika Dubey, Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital, shares some tips to help you recognize the signs and how to deal with it.
COVID-19, the infection caused by novel coronavirus, has packed us off to our homes. This situation of house arrest is affecting the mental health of your child as much as you.
Does your child ignore your expressions or body language? It could be because he has a non-verbal learning disorder. Read on to know more.
According to a recent study, the effect of bullying during childhood may linger during the later part of the growing up years and lead to depression.
As per the findings of a new study, researchers found that being bullied in school increases the extent of mental health problems at age 25 by 40 per cent.
According to a study published in the journal Psychological Science, the researchers found that the use of digital screens 2 hours, 1 hour or 30 minutes before bedtime didn't have clear associations with a decrease in adolescent well-being.
Bhakti Thakkar Bauva, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Hiranandani Hospital Vashi, Navi Mumbai, highlights that social bullying can happen anywhere. Here are some measures to deal with it.
Limit your kid's screen exposure to keep these health ailments at bay
Pediatric stage is a primary and crucial chance of the diagnosis of mental health concerns in children. Read on to know it all.
As digital technology continues to play an integral role in children's lives, it is essential for parents and caregivers to proactively address digital-induced stress.
As we honor our teachers on teachers day, let us spread awareness on why they should be more aware about children's mental health.
Given the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic era, our teenage population requires understanding and support from parents and school. Read on.
The COVID-19 pandemic and now the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine have caused significant strain in their mental health in the WHO European Region.
The forced isolation of COVID-19 can have a serious adverse impact on a child's mental health. But you can help by taking timely action.
Multiple factors can trigger stress in children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Parents have to be extremely cautious to ensure that children do not feel unnecessarily frightened, overanxious, or guilty during this time. On the occasion of World Health Day, an expert shares the best practice for children to be followed for a healthy and stress-free mind.
Here are some ways parents can help their children adjust to this new normal and make the COVID-19 lockdown period less stressful for them.
A child can get stress too. Our expert, Dr. Anamika Dubey, Madhukar Rainbow Children's Hospital, shares some tips to help you recognize the signs and how to deal with it.
COVID-19, the infection caused by novel coronavirus, has packed us off to our homes. This situation of house arrest is affecting the mental health of your child as much as you.
Does your child ignore your expressions or body language? It could be because he has a non-verbal learning disorder. Read on to know more.
According to a recent study, the effect of bullying during childhood may linger during the later part of the growing up years and lead to depression.
As per the findings of a new study, researchers found that being bullied in school increases the extent of mental health problems at age 25 by 40 per cent.
According to a study published in the journal Psychological Science, the researchers found that the use of digital screens 2 hours, 1 hour or 30 minutes before bedtime didn't have clear associations with a decrease in adolescent well-being.
Bhakti Thakkar Bauva, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Hiranandani Hospital Vashi, Navi Mumbai, highlights that social bullying can happen anywhere. Here are some measures to deal with it.
If your child displays an extreme obsession with cleanliness and an urge to prevent themselves from germs, dirt or illness at an early age, it could be a sign of OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder).
The study, led by a team from the University of Hong Kong, revealed that children who developed a closer connection with nature had less distress, less hyperactivity and had a healthy lifestyle with regard to active play and eating habits.
According to researchers of King's College, London, UK, other than causing psychological changes, bullying can also alter the physical structure of the adolescent brain.
Limit your kid's screen exposure to keep these health ailments at bay
These tips will help your kid be stress-free during exam season.
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As a parent, we must know what our child is going through and how they are responding to that situation.
Let's explore the various ways in which smartphones can affect children and adolescents, from sleep disruption to cyberbullying, and their potential influence on mental distress.