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childhood

Entertainment 7 years ago

Christopher Robin: A moving tale of childhood breaking through adulthood

Christopher Robin ticks all the boxes, and is a predictable, feel-good film that rides on our memories of Winnie-the-Pooh.

Health 7 years ago

We might still be holding onto childhood memories, study suggests

Researchers from the University of Toronto have studied mice to figure out just how and when our brain loses early childhood memories.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Dolanan, a childhood revisited

Four creators present reminiscence of a world increasingly devoid of fantasy and imagination.

Parents 7 years ago

Indonesia ranks 105th in Save the Children's global childhood index

Save the Children recently released the second edition of its annual global index on childhood, which places Indonesia in the 105th spot among 175 countries.

Art & Culture 7 years ago

Essay: Childhood memories

The idea of a childhood sense of wonder has become salient again to me recently while I was on a reporting trip to the United Arab Emirates.

Books 8 years ago

Adults key to children's interpretation of tolerance

Children may see a lot of things in everyday life, but they do not yet understand much of it, according to a discussion panel that stresses the importance of the role of adults, especially parents and teachers, in teaching children tolerance early on.

Parents 8 years ago

Bullying in childhood can have long-lasting effect on health

Children who are involved in bullying may be at a higher risk of certain health conditions later in life, according to new research.

National 9 years ago

Early childhood care at alarmingly poor rate in low and middle-income countries: research

Almost half of all children under five in low and middle-income countries are at an elevated risk of poor development due to extreme poverty and stunting, according to research findings.

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