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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Girl, 13, raped by teenage boy ‘last seen at McDonald’s’
A 13-year-old girl was raped by a teenage boy in Telford Town Park, West Midlands, around 7pm. Authorities are searching for a suspect aged 15 to 18, described as white, of average build, with short dark hair, last seen wearing a black hooded puffer coat and joggers, and believed to have been at a nearby McDonald's shortly before the incident. Detective Inspector Paul Drury reassured the community that efforts are underway to identify the perpetrator...
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