Children
Cape Town collaboration boosts early cerebral palsy care
In Cape Town, a collaborative approach involving public hospitals and an NGO is helping high-risk babies like premature twins Mariam and Asiyah receive timely interventions for cerebral palsy. This model emphasizes the critical first 1,000 days of life to optimize development amid South Africa's overburdened health system. Experts highlight early detection and family support as key to better outcomes.
Storm surrounds nine-year-old annabel hammarströms song kisskatt
Nine-year-old Annabel Hammarströms song 'Kissekatt' has stirred strong emotions in Sweden. The track, about peeing, is not acclaimed for its quality but for sparking a bizarre debate on adult responsibility, interpretations, and boundaries in children's culture. It has divided the country.
Melania Trump announces reunion of eight Ukrainian children with families
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First Lady Melania Trump announced on October 10, 2025, that eight Ukrainian children displaced by the war with Russia have been reunited with their families. Her efforts involved direct communication with Russian President Vladimir Putin following a letter she sent in August. The announcement highlights ongoing diplomatic work to address the abduction of thousands of children amid the conflict.
International agencies decry malnutrition crisis in northern Nigeria
International non-governmental organizations have urged Nigeria's government and partners to act swiftly to save 600,000 severely malnourished children in northern states. The appeal came during the 16th Africa Food Security and Nutrition Day commemoration. Without intervention, 96,000 children risk death from October to December 2025.
Mother's voice recordings boost brain development in premature babies
A new study shows that playing recordings of a mother's voice to premature babies in intensive care can strengthen brain connections related to language processing. Researchers found that this simple intervention led to more mature neural pathways in affected infants. The findings suggest potential improvements in long-term language outcomes for preterm children.