5 Bed Sheet Washing Mistakes to Avoid for Freshness
Avoid these five common laundry mistakes to keep bed sheets fresh, germ-free, and long-lasting, according to laundry expert Deyan Dimitrov.
Category : Behaviour
Guardian Seeks Stories On Child Behaviour And Authority Dilemmas
The Guardian invites readers to share experiences of considering contacting authorities over a child's concerning behaviour.
9 Signs Your Child Is Addicted to Social Media
As UK bans under-16s from social media in 2027, an addiction expert reveals nine signs of social media addiction in children, from lack of eye contact to sneaking second phones into rehab.
Dog Trainer's 3 Tips for Leaving Pet Home Alone
Dog trainer Sarah Hodgson shares three essential steps to keep your dog calm when left alone, including creating a safe space, using sound-canceling music, and maintaining low energy upon return.
Social Media Addiction: Parent's Struggle with Screen Time
A father reflects on his and his son's social media addiction, questioning the effectiveness of bans and finding dystopian bonding in shared screen time.
Queen Elizabeth's Seven-Word Advice to Jacinda Ardern on Motherhood
Former New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern shares the advice Queen Elizabeth II gave her about balancing motherhood and leadership: 'Well, you just get on with it.'
Travel Blogger: Don't Put Full Address on Luggage Tags
Travel blogger Mark Wolters warns against putting full addresses on luggage tags to prevent scams, identity theft, and baggage rerouting.
Cyclist Volunteer Saves Lives at UK Events for 11 Years
Karen, 47, a cycle responder volunteer, provides first aid at major UK events like Trooping the Colour and London Marathon. She carries life-saving equipment and has volunteered for 11 years.
3 Tips to Keep Your Dog Calm When Home Alone
Dog trainer Sarah Hodgson shares three top tips for leaving your dog home alone without anxiety, from creating a safe space to staying calm upon return.
2 Simple Heatwave Sleep Tips Without a Fan
Struggling to sleep in the heat? Try these two cost-free tips to keep cool at night without a fan, using items you already have at home.
William on 'tense issue' with George over phones
Prince William reveals the challenge of banning mobile phones for his children, especially with Prince George set for secondary school, and discusses honest parenting amid family health struggles.
Vet Explains Why Dogs Eat Poop and When to Worry
A veterinarian reveals the common reasons dogs eat feces, from taste to medical issues, and advises when owners should seek professional help for this behavior.
White vs Brown Sugar: Baking Differences Explained
Discover the key differences between white and brown sugar, how molasses affects flavor and texture, and when to swap them in baking recipes.
Readers on Pointless Words: 'Like' and 'So' Are Unnecessary
Guardian readers respond to Louis de Bernières' dislike of imprecise speech, highlighting pet peeves like 'like', 'so', 'multiple', and 'super'.
Why Kids Laugh When You Tell Them Off: It's Not Disrespect
Children often laugh when disciplined, but parenting expert Kelly Medina Enos explains it's a stress response, not disrespect, helping parents understand and react calmly.
Princess Kate Urges Parents to Prioritise Love in New Essay
In a heartfelt essay, the Princess of Wales advises parents to prioritise love, emphasising nature and creativity over screens for children's emotional well-being.
Princess of Wales: Prioritise Love for Children's Fulfilment
The Princess of Wales writes an essay urging adults to prioritise love to help children thrive, reflecting on her Reggio Emilia visit and the importance of connection.
EFL Fixtures 2026/27: Release Date and Key Details
The EFL fixture list for 2026/27 will be released on June 25. Find out when Championship, League One, and League Two games are announced, plus cup draws and season start dates.
Jane O'Gorman's Advice on Lingerie Shows and Sister Issues
Agony aunt Jane O'Gorman helps readers with dilemmas: a boyfriend demanding webcam sex shows and a sister who steals the spotlight. Get her straight-talking advice.
67p-a-day tablet stops nighttime urination, says user
Jude's CoreCTRL bladder supplement, costing as little as 67p per day, helps women over 40 reduce frequent nighttime urination and improve bladder control.
Hipflask at Wedding Could Legally Stop Ceremony
A little-known UK law prohibits alcohol consumption in the ceremony room an hour before or during the wedding. Registrars can halt proceedings if they suspect intoxication.
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Adult Sticker Charts: Gold Stars for Motivation
Adult sticker charts are trending as a motivational tool for chores, fitness, and more. Users find joy in gold stars, but experts warn of potential pitfalls like the 'what the hell effect'.
UK Teens Slam 'Flawed' Social Media Ban for Under-16s
UK government announces social media ban for under-16s. Teens react with criticism, calling it flawed, laughable, and likely ineffective.
Kids Hopping Fence for Ball: Who's Wrong?
A couple disagrees on whether their children should hop over the neighbour's fence to retrieve a ball. Penelope says it's trespassing; Spencer sees no harm. Guardian readers weigh in.
Dangers of UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Rosie Parkyn argues that a UK social media ban for under-16s may have limited impact and could worsen issues. She advocates for media literacy education and alternative safe spaces.
Union Slams College Over £14k New York Trip Amid Safety Row
The EIS union criticizes City of Glasgow College for spending £14,000 on a Tartan Week trip to New York while lecturers dispute lack of safety equipment for welding fumes.
WRU Eyes Daniel Milton for Coach Development Role
The Welsh Rugby Union is considering appointing Cardiff Metropolitan University's Daniel Milton on secondment to develop the next generation of coaches for both men's and women's rugby.
Watermelon Cutting Hack Is 'Life-Changing' and Mess-Free
Learn a simple, mess-free watermelon cutting hack that yields perfect bite-sized chunks. This TikTok method has amazed nearly a million viewers and could change how you prepare the fruit.
Why Babies Sleep with Bum in Air: Froggy Position Explained
Experts reveal why babies often sleep with their bottoms up, known as the froggy position. It mimics the womb and provides comfort, but parents are warned about SIDS risks.
Pet Expert: Don't Search Streets for Missing Dog
A pet microchipping expert advises dog owners not to trawl the streets when their pet goes missing, as dogs often return to where they vanished. Instead, stay nearby.
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