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Jan 9, 2025 | 
thesector.com.au | Catherine Wood |Freya Lucas
You likely have one festive event after another, late nights, party food, way too much stimulation, tired kids and tired parents. All of which can culminate in what seems like an endless meltdown. Yes, it’s the “Christmas crankies” – a far cry from the “festive friendlies” we are all conditioned to expect. So, what can parents do to manage, or indeed prevent, the cranky times? Routines are your friendRoutines are very important for children.
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Dec 23, 2024 | 
theconversation.com | Catherine Wood
Christmas is coming, and with it many challenges for parents of young children. You likely have one festive event after another, late nights, party food, way too much stimulation, tired kids and tired parents. All of which can culminate in what seems like an endless meltdown. Yes, it’s the “Christmas crankies” – a far cry from the “festive friendlies” we are all conditioned to expect. So, what can parents do to manage, or indeed prevent, the cranky times?
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
ark-invest.com | Yassine focuses |Catherine Wood |Yassine Elmandjra
Since inception, ARK has researched and published thoughts on the cryptocurrency ecosystem within Big Ideas and through articles, whitepapers, monthly Bitcoin reports and podcasts. Now, in coordination with Bitcoin Park, ARK is pleased to host a monthly conversation with leaders in the Bitcoin space, to discuss everything happening in the rapidly-changing and still nascent Bitcoin ecosystem.
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Jun 21, 2024 | 
ark-invest.com | Catherine Wood
Typically, in coordination with Bitcoin Park, ARK is publishes a monthly conversation with leaders in the bitcoin space, to discuss everything happening in the rapidly-changing and still nascent Bitcoin ecosystem. This month’s edition of the Bitcoin Brainstorm, however, features Rod Roudi interviewing ARK CEO and CIO Cathie Wood at the Consensus conference in Austin, Texas.
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Mar 7, 2024 | 
ark-invest.com | Catherine Wood
SUMMARY — THE JOURNEY BACKLast year began the journey back from what we believe will be deemed one of the biggest mistakes in monetary policy history, a journey that should continue to favor growth stocks generally and disruptive innovation specifically. While the rally in the US equity market during the last year rewarded a narrow subset of stocks, we believe it will broaden out during the next year as inflation and interest rates surprise on the low side of expectations.
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Feb 10, 2024 | 
iflscience.com | Catherine Wood
What does the research say? Catherine E. Wood, Swinburne University of TechnologyGuest AuthorImage Credit: Ermolaev Alexander/Shutterstock.comShould my twins be in the same class at school? As a clinical psychologist specialising in twins, this is one of the most frequent questions parents ask me. Many schools continue to separate twins due to a deep-seated belief it is better for the development of separate identities. Both research evidence and clinical experience tells us it is not so simple.
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Feb 7, 2024 | 
dailybulletin.com.au | Catherine Wood
Should my twins be in the same class at school? As a clinical psychologist specialising in twins, this is one of the most frequent questions parents ask me. Many schools continue to separate twins due to a deep-seated belief it is better for the development of separate identities. Both research evidence and clinical experience tells us it is not so simple. How many twins are there? What happens to twins is not a niche issue. In Australia, twins represent approximately one in every 80 pregnancies.
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Feb 5, 2024 | 
phys.org | Catherine Wood
"Should my twins be in the same class at school?" As a clinical psychologist specializing in twins, this is one of the most frequent questions parents ask me. Many schools continue to separate twins due to a deep-seated belief it is better for the development of separate identities.
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Feb 4, 2024 | 
theconversation.com | Catherine Wood
Should my twins be in the same class at school? As a clinical psychologist specialising in twins, this is one of the most frequent questions parents ask me. Many schools continue to separate twins due to a deep-seated belief it is better for the development of separate identities. Both research evidence and clinical experience tells us it is not so simple. How many twins are there? What happens to twins is not a niche issue. In Australia, twins represent approximately one in every 80 pregnancies.
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Oct 31, 2023 | 
mumsatthetable.com | Catherine Wood
If you have a baby, does this mean you can’t be friends anymore with your child-free friends? In a high-profile article for New Yorker magazine in September, journalist Allison Davis wrote about a “slow-rolling tectonic shift that neither side notices at first (especially the parents)”. It becomes us versus them. On one side: People With Kids (PWIKS: frazzled, distracted, boring, rigid, covered in spit-up; can’t talk about movies, only about how they wish they had time to see them).
