Many parents think that technology is a good thing in their
children’s lives, with one exception. A new survey found that 40-percent
of parents believe the harmful aspects of social media outweigh the
benefits. And three out of four parents worry about how their kids are
being followed online by marketers who track their every move on the
web. Source Link
Kids
may have good intentions when picking healthy foods, but eating them
can be a different matter. A study found that 60-percent of children
choose vegetables in the school cafeteria line but only one-quarter
actually eat them. Researchers say distractions during a short lunch
break can leave those greens being left behind on the plate. Source Link
There
are 80 million reasons why you shouldn’t lock lips with someone. That’s
how many germs can be transferred in one romantic kiss. But experts say
there’s a silver lining to all that spit-swapping, because many
microorganisms help with tasks like fighting disease and digesting food.
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