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When your kid is in the middle of a tantrum, logic and lectures don’t work.
Research shows that during emotional overwhelm, a child’s prefrontal cortex essentially goes offline.
These seven magic phrases work with your child’s nervous system, says Reem Raouda, a child psychologist.
Research shows that during emotional overwhelm, a child’s prefrontal cortex essentially goes offline.
These seven magic phrases work with your child’s nervous system, says Reem Raouda, a child psychologist.
I've studied over 200 kids—these 7 'magic phrases' can calm any tantrum instantly
Calming down your kid during a tantrum can feel impossible. Reem Raouda, a child psychologist who has studied over 200 kids, shares the "magic phrases" that will instantly stop a meltdown.
cnb.cx
December 8, 2025 at 5:00 AM
When your kid is in the middle of a tantrum, logic and lectures don’t work.
Research shows that during emotional overwhelm, a child’s prefrontal cortex essentially goes offline.
These seven magic phrases work with your child’s nervous system, says Reem Raouda, a child psychologist.
Research shows that during emotional overwhelm, a child’s prefrontal cortex essentially goes offline.
These seven magic phrases work with your child’s nervous system, says Reem Raouda, a child psychologist.
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Espions, policiers ou militaires d’élite français trahis par les données publicitaires de leurs smartphones
Espions, policiers ou militaires d’élite français trahis par les données publicitaires de leurs smartphones
En utilisant des données publicitaires d’accès facile, « Le Monde » a pu déterminer avec certitude ou un haut niveau de probabilité l’identité, le domicile et les habitudes de plusieurs dizaines de salariés ou fonctionnaires d’entités sensibles.
www.lemonde.fr
December 10, 2025 at 5:07 AM
Espions, policiers ou militaires d’élite français trahis par les données publicitaires de leurs smartphones
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Archimedes knew the golden power of boredom – so why can’t we stop bringing our phones into the bathroom? | Miski Omar
Archimedes knew the golden power of boredom – so why can’t we stop bringing our phones into the bathroom? | Miski Omar
Being bored used to be a superpower, but now we have dopamine on loop to keep us endlessly occupied
Archimedes, the ancient Greek mathematician and inventor, was tasked with solving a tricky problem for King Hiero II of Syracuse. The story goes that the king suspected his new golden crown had been mixed with cheaper metals, but he didn’t want it damaged. Archimedes had to figure out whether the crown was pure gold without melting it down. Tough brief.
Then, one day, while sinking into a public bath, he noticed something: the water level rose as he slid in. The volume of water displaced was equal to the volume of his body. That was it! The key. He could weigh the crown and measure its volume by how much water it displaced. Continue reading...
www.theguardian.com
July 17, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Archimedes knew the golden power of boredom – so why can’t we stop bringing our phones into the bathroom? | Miski Omar