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Trine Jensen-Burke

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Lifestyle journalist, content creator, wife, mama, memory-maker & multi-tasker. Pinterest obsesser. I love coffee, yoga and holidays. Oh, and glitter.
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By Trine Jensen-Burke Verified
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“The takeaway for parents in this study is that they should engage more when reading with their child, ask questions, have them turn the page, and interact with each other,” said lead study author John Hutton, a pediatrician at Cincinnati Children’s, in a recent press release.
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Parents advised not to give their children solid mini eggs this Easter

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By Trine Jensen-Burke Verified, Sarah McKenna Barry Verified, Marc Mayo Verified, Kat O'Connor Verified
| Her.ie Verified
Easter is just around the corner, and we cannot wait to solely eat mini eggs for the foreseeable future. We will be eating chocolate for breakfast, lunch, and dinner all weekend long, but there’s one Easter treat that your kids should stay away from. A former paramedic is warning parents about the dangers of mini eggs. Young children, especially toddlers, should avoid eating the little treats because they’re a choking hazard.
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Keira Knightley says she went through years of therapy after ‘trauma’ of first Pirates film

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By Trine Jensen-Burke Verified, Melissa Carton Verified, Nina McLaughlin, Kat O'Connor Verified
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Keira Knightley says she had to go through “many years of therapy” after starring in the first Pirates Of The Caribbean film. The actor was just 17 years old when she appeared as Elizabeth Swann alongside Johnny Depp in The Curse of the Black Pearl, which became the fourth-highest grossing film that year after making over $654 million worldwide following its release in 2003. At the time, the film was expected to be a flop, with the pirate genre failing to deliver a successful film in years.
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