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...research shows it is mothers who post more information about their children on social media – particularly when it comes to family photos. It’s also mothers who are largely the focus of disapproval and judgement for their sharenting. Those irritated by sharenting describe posts as “dull”, “repetitive” and “just plain annoying”. Some find it irritating...

...centres, the children are being active but the parents are separate and do not or cannot get involved. The Wales Active Early Years project put parents at the centre, showing them how they can lead the activity and encouraging them to be active outside the sessions too. Positive outcomes for everyone [A woman and a child playing on a playground.] As part of the...

...children with some guidance and advice...Find out about The Open University's Health and Social Care courses and qualifications. Not everyone experiences grief in the same way. Whilst under-researched, there is evidence that neurodivergent people may experience grief, as well as the social practices around death and bereavement, differently from others. This is thought to...

...Children: An Exploratory Qualitative Study’, Pain Research and Management Article ID 5476425. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1155/2020/5476425. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Posters How you can help your child if they are in pain in hospital: Royal College of Nursing, The Open University, Edge Hill University, Alder Hey Children's Hospital Animations...

...children’s treatment. In the end whose decision is it to proceed with a treatment or not? The medical team are the experts in the treatment, the parents have expertise in their children and a responsibility to act in their best interests, but then it is the children and young people who have to actually undergo the treatment and any associated pain – and have their...