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Teenagers who stay up late on weekends may be doing more than losing sleep. A new study links irregular sleep timing with measurable differences in brain regions tied to emotion, attention and impulse control.

Festive gatherings can push young nervous systems beyond their limits. An early-intervention practitioner explains why neurodivergent children struggle during celebrations and how families can support regulation, not suppression.

Is my baby sleeping too much or too little? Baby sleep varies widely in the first year. Here is what normal sleep looks like by age, and when parents should be concerned.

Motherhood can be an incredibly rewarding journey, but it also comes with its fair share of emotional ups and downs.…

Is your child’s development on track? Paediatrician Dr Nisa Khalil explains common developmental delays in toddlers, and why early intervention matters more than ever.