This weekend, the clocks will move forward, resulting in losing an hour of sleep, particularly affecting mothers on Mother’s Day. Dr. Hana Patel suggests that the time change can disrupt children’s sleep schedules, recommending incremental adjustments throughout the week. To promote good sleep hygiene for kids, avoid screens before bedtime, read or play together, set boundaries, and maintain consistency in waking times.
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‘Beautiful’ girl, 7, crushed to death by falling tree named
A seven-year-old girl named Leonna Ruka was tragically killed when a 200-year-old cedar tree collapsed in Chalkwell Park, Southend-on-Sea, while she was enjoying the warm weather. Her family described her as a bright and loving child, and while Leonna succumbed to her injuries, a six-year-old girl remains in critical condition, with three others suffering minor injuries; an investigation is ongoing. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A seven-year-old girl named Leonna Ruka sadly died...
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