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Children's Risky Play and Resilience: Perspectives of Emergency Care Practitioners

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By Laura Cunningham Verified, Ian Pike, Meghan Gilley
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Building resilience by learning to self-navigate failure, stress, and conflict in childhood play, is perceived as an important marker for life-long independent threat navigation and conflict awareness Coping with fear during childhood risky play is believed to bolster children's distress tolerance and emotional regulation Health practitioners and parents should support children's autonomy by listening to and addressing children's unique safety and play needs in communications with them 1...
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Scientists analysing cloth 'Jesus was buried in' make huge breakthrough

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By Trine Jensen-Burke Verified, Amanda Cassidy, Katie Mythen-Lynch Verified, Laura Cunningham Verified
| HerFamily Verified
A controversial linen shroud which some believe was the one that Jesus was buried in has puzzled the world for centuries. The shroud was first exhibited in 1350 as the Shroud of Turin that was used to wrap the body of Jesus after his crucifixion. Otherwise known as the Holy Shroud, it bears a faint image of the front and back of a bearded man, which many believe is Jesus’ body miraculously imprinted onto the cloth.
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'I've been working since I was 16' - When should teenagers get their first job?

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By Trine Jensen-Burke Verified, Amanda Cassidy, Katie Mythen-Lynch Verified, Laura Cunningham Verified
| HerFamily Verified
Many worked a job for long hours and for little or no pay. For that generation, it was seen as a way to teach discipline and hard work. However, now that things have changed for children of this generation, parents are unsure what to do. Should teenagers be expected to work and earn their own money? Should they be getting a weekly allowance? One woman said that her sister is having a hard time convincing her 16-year-old daughter to get a job.
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