Right to boredom urged for child development
Dr Barbara Seelye argues boredom fosters imagination language and thought in children. She cautions against overstructured activity and urges balanced time for free exploration, passive observation, and active participation to uncover a child’s learning style and creativity.
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Affluence Linked to Overweight Across Society
A Geigy Pharmaceuticals symposium in Houston examined obesity's complex causes. Experts note affluence often correlates with overweight, with factors ranging from metabolic to religious influences. Treatments vary by individual, including diet, behavior therapy, psychiatry, exercise, drugs, or surgery. Some individuals may not reduce weight significantly, and in some cultures a fuller figure remains a status symbol. The report Obesity 73 highlights a physician may accept staying fat if weight loss causes more misery due to fluctuations.
Grooming session for youngsters
A fun grooming session teaches skin care and hair washing techniques using soap shampoo and water. Young people will try products and procedures themselves to gain hands on experience.
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