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Psychology research explains why some children avoid climbing, playing in mud or getting wet even when parents are not stopping them

A child stands beside a climbing frame but refuses to climb. Another watches other children splash around in water but keep their clothes dry. Some children avoid playing with mud, running across uneven ground or exploring unfamiliar outdoor spaces, even when nobody is stopping them. It may look like fear, shyness or a lack of…

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Monarch Butterflies: Virginia woman began planting flowers in a neglected alley in Roanoke; it became a stopover for Monarch butterflies, inspiring neighbours to contribute plants and create a pollinator habitat: How an ordinary urban space became an ecological refuge

Most back alleys are places we walk through quickly, past the bins and weeds, without a second look. In Roanoke, Virginia, one woman saw something else. According to the WDBJ7, Jean Quade started planting flowers in a neglected alley behind her neighbours’ homes, and what began as a small project has become an official Monarch…

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Two boys, aged 11 and 7, left home to attempt a 24-hour challenge they saw on social media, prompting a search before they were found safe: How viral online trends can influence children’s decisions and what parents can do to prevent risky imitation

Children see the internet as a place to explore, play and discover exciting things. But sometimes, what looks like harmless entertainment on a screen can inspire decisions that carry real-world risks.A recent incident in Meerut highlighted this concern. An 11-year-old boy and his seven-year-old sibling reportedly left their home in Hastinapur on Sunday after watching…

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Clarks Creek Natural Area: Mississippi is not all about cotton fields and slow river bends: This protected preserve in the area hides 50 waterfalls, beech and magnolia trees, deep loess ravines, and a hike here feels like finding a secret the map forgot to reveal

Clarks Creek Watrfall (Photo: Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks) When we hear the name Mississippi, the first image that comes to mind is a flat region in the US, slow, warm lands, cotton fields, and wide, lazy rivers. In fact, parts of the flatlands of the state sit low and stretch toward the…

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7 plants that can invade your neighbour’s garden: These fast-spreading growers can creep across boundaries, send roots beneath fences turning a beautiful backyard into an unintended gardening battleground

You plant something pretty, it grows beautifully, and a year or two later your neighbour is knocking on the door to politely ask why it’s now coming up in their lawn. Plants don’t read property deeds. Some of the most popular garden choices spread through underground stems, runners or climbing growth, and they cheerfully cross…

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Oscar Wilde Quotes: Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.”

Quote of the day by Oscar Wilde: “There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.” Oscar Wilde was an Irish poet, playwright, novelist, and one of the most celebrated wits of Victorian London. He wrote the play The Importance of Being Earnest and…

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