Tanith Carey
Fresh science-based joy tips from: 'Feeling Blah?' & the latest from my parenting books: What's My TWEEN Thinking?/What's My TEEN Thinking? The Friendship Maze
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1 week ago |
mirror.co.uk | Tanith Carey
Dentists share alarming ways ageing distorts your smile - and how to fix itGetting older not only means having darker and shorter teeth, but also more crooked gnashers. Thankfully there are several ways to keep our pearly whites looking young... A bright smile lights up your face at any age because it’s the first thing people notice about you. And the more we smile, the happier we become, as research shows it releases feel-good chemicals in the brain, like dopamine and serotonin.
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2 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Tanith Carey
Warning to coffee drinkers who like milk in their drinkIt’s our favourite caffeine fix, but your morning pick-me-up could be impacting your body in unexpected ways, from hair and skin to long-term dental healthCoffee has overtaken tea as the nation’s favourite hot drink and we now get through 98 million cups every day. But coffee is far more than just a caffeine fix, it’s also high in soluble fibre and plant compounds that have a wide range of effects on health.
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3 weeks ago |
womanandhome.com | Lucy Wigley |Tanith Carey
With Netflix announcing Adolescence will be available to be shown in schools, it's vital that parents get involved in conversations about it with their children, according to an expert. It tells the harrowing tale of a schoolgirl stabbed to death by a 13-year-old classmate, Jamie, and shines a light on the toxic world of misogyny and violence young people can be exposed to online.
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3 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Tanith Carey
Health warning issued to anyone who has dusty shelves - with stomach-churning detail Almost everything we do at home creates dust, but if it's not cleaned away it can cause a range of health problems from asthma and allergies to skin irritation and streaming eyes When we think about giving our homes a spring-clean, the obvious question is: “How does all this dust and dirt build up in the first place?” From the particles you see floating in the air when the sun comes in, to dust bunnies that...
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1 month ago |
spectator.co.uk | Tanith Carey
This morning, as usual, I was woken up by the large ball of golden fluff that is my dog, Honey. At a time she considers decent, she bounds on to my bed, tail wagging furiously, to tell me it’s time for her breakfast. Honey still has the puppyish bounce she has always had – even though, at the age of almost 12, she is gently settling into canine old age. And I’d go so far as to say that what I give her to eat has a lot to do with her youthfulness.
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