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The Spanish lockdown kept children inside homes till the easing recently. Children are shown playing outside with a sudden outburst of energy after all the weeks inside. This comes as a great release for parents and children. Simple things like going outside with kids to a park can define a new joy and happiness today.

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A law passed in 2009 provides legal enforcement for a 2002 amendment to the constitution of India that makes education a fundamental right for all children ages 6-14. It requires the government to see that there are schools for all children within 2 miles of their neighborhoods.
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Bill Keller of the New York Times, reflects on his experience in Moscow during the fall of communism, and the Russian youth then and their children in the protest marches in Moscow today. He sees a new generation with different expectations, not limited by the past in what they think is possible, should be and is normal.
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The effects of loss of caregivers, grandparents, on the mental health of American children, is shown in this report in The Guardian. A similar situation exists in other countries, and will have long term effects.

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English parents struggling to feed their children even this preschool teacher in London, as Emma Bubola reports for the NYT from London, UK. It is atrocious says a church minister running a food bank in Derby, in central England, that working families are having to come to food banks. Prince Charles talked first about people at food banks in his Christmas message this year. One estimate is that a fifth of familes are from families with jobs but unable to keep up with the cost of living. Warm spaces are being set up in Methodist and other churches. One food bank worker says you see ambulance crew, teachers, and asks what does this say about the community, about the country? Ten years of Tory austerity policies have made things worse. On a recent night a nurse walks into a food bank in the east London neighborhood of Hackney. This isn't a normal Britain.

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Pediatrics Association supports mandatory vaccination for children in defying CDC on this point. HHS Secretary Kennedy has different views on mandatory vaccination of children and the directives can be ocnfusing for parents. In states like Texas this is leading to children remaining unvaccinated creating real dangers as young mothers concerned about their children's health become hesitant about vaccination for 18 diseases.

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Tom Verde of the NYT describes the problem of too much clutter in our lives. This problem is especially acute for seniors and older people, who have along the way piled up a huge number of things that their children do not need and which they have difficulty getting rid of. As seniors downsize there is only this much space. Moving from a house in the suburbs to a smaller apartment means that much less space for all the things no one needs. This problem has led to the growth of a senior move service that can cost upwards of $2500.

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Susie Dent on Vocabulary in decline in UK ( and the US) as screen time takes time from learning new words. “There is a huge perception that screen time is having a negative impact on vocabulary, and I think that’s because it is taking away from reading time. The digital lives of our children are taking a greater and greater role and reading certainly is in decline." Dent cites a 2023 Oxford University Press report that 40% of children had fallen behind in vocabulary development. She says there is areal danger that vocabulary development is suffering for children and that this impacts learning for children.

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Refreshing view of children playing in Spain- in a park in Seville, children skating outside the Ventas building in Madrid, a girl playing at a fountain outside the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao. For a long time children were not allowed outside. Deaths drop below 300 in Spain. Growth of infected cases decreases from 38% on March 14, 2020 to 3% in recent weeks and 0.8% April 25 at about 1700 cases. Spain was the worst hit country with 23,000 deaths along with Italy and France.

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A shocking 70% of calories of American children and young people come from industrially manufactured foods and drinks including packaged snacks. A report made by a presidential commission led by Robert Kennedy Jr shows the dire situation for health of American children. The use of ultraprocessed foods and chemical exposure are leading to US children in 2025 being called the "sickest generation." The report assails a faulty medical system which invests too much in research on diseases and does little on understanding and working on prevention of diseases. It assails the "overmedicalization of America's children" and says this has happened because of the pharmaceutical industry's capture of the nation's biomedical apparatus and calls this a stark failure. It says this is a "critical policy failure" where corporate profitability supersedes the health of children. In mental health overdiagnosis and overtreatment are major problems. The report will be discussed at a president Trump event on Thursday, May 22, 2025. ...
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Queen Elizabeth reminds listeners that Glasgow is fittingly the place where the Industrial Revolution started and now where the decisions need to be made at COP26 for a planet without the carbon emissions that cause climate change. She calls for statesmanship from the world's leaders for life on the planet for the next and future generations. See the complete message from Queen Elizabeth in this video from the BBC.


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