Migrant youngsters were seen in New York City subways peddling candy to strangers.

According to the New York Post, unaccompanied migrant youngsters are selling candy to strangers on the New York City subway system.

According to the New York Post, an 11-year-old migrant girl was seen independently exiting an uptown B train at the 59th Street-Columbus Circle station, ca...

Keep an eye on the youngsters with the Sekyo Turbo 4G smartwatch.

As your children mature and venture out into the world, parents are constantly looking for ways to keep them safe. The new Sekyo Turbo smartwatch is designed to do just that, keeping you informed of your children's whereabouts and providing a communication channel with them when necessary, ev...

Serious respiratory infections in youngsters are on the rise

Coughing, sniffing people fill doctor's clinics across Germany, and they don't just look awful; they undoubtedly feel it as well.

According to the country's public health organization, the Robert Koch Institute, more than 7 million individuals have been diagnosed with variou...

UAE Interested in Promoting the Well-being of its Youngsters

Experts have commented that early childhood development is crucial for building a strong workforce for the future.

The United Arab Emirates is working to provide a safe and stimulating environment for children where they thrive and grow to become responsible citizens of the country and ...

Ghana's dancing instructor gets school kids to cherish maths through dance

Learning is the way toward securing new or changing existing, information, practices, aptitudes, qualities, or inclinations. The capacity to learn is controlled by people, creatures, and a few machines; there is likewise proof for some sort of learning in specific plants. Ghana's moving instr...

Study highlights influence of poverty on youngsters brain functions

A new study from the University of East Anglia states that children born into poverty show significant alterations in primary brain functions.