@mandyruggeri

mandyruggeri has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in November 2022. Resources mandyruggeri has populated their site with include: • How starvation causes lasting damage to the body (Scientific American) • The mystery ancient toys puzzling archaeologists (BBC) • Why you shouldn't try to be a morning person (BBC) • Should adolescents start school later? (BOLD) • How often should a newborn feed? (UNICEF) • Need a good night's sleep? Try changing how you think about it (BBC) • How climate change could affect arsenic in rice (BBC) • How climate change is making allergies worse (BBC) • The global challenge of iron deficiency – and why scientists can't agree if supplements are the answer (BBC) • Daylight savings: What happens to baby sleep when the clocks change (BBC) • The dangerous downsides of perfectionism (BBC) • Foetal alcohol syndrome: Why fathers need to watch what they drink too (BBC) • The row over Europe's heatwave names (BBC) • How do I know if my baby is getting enough breastmilk? (UNICEF) • Does sleep training work? (Scientific American) • Ten ways to avoid scams when booking travel (BBC) • How online photos and videos alter the way you think (BBC) • Is this the end of the Mediterranean beach holiday? (BBC) • Natural doesn't always mean better: How to spot if someone is trying to convince you with an 'appeal to nature' (BBC) • The Myth of the Male Breadwinner (TIME) • A39: England's remote Atlantic Highway • How to help children recognize the humanity in others (BOLD) • Self-centred, spoiled and lonely? Examining the only child stereotype (New Scientist) • Logical fallacies: Seven ways to spot a bad argument (BBC) • Why we avoid effort even though it can improve our well-being (New Scientist) • To play or not to play with your kid? (The Atlantic) • There are safer ways to bedshare with a baby (Scientific American) • The 'Sift' strategy: A four-step method for spotting misinformation (BBC) • How the abnormal gets normalised – and what to do about it (BBC) • Nowhere to hide: Data harvesters came for your privacy – and found it (New Scientist) • Women's fertility is more complicated than you might have heard (BBC) • The one simple change that will improve your media diet in 2024 (BBC) • The surprising promise and profound perils of AIs that fake empathy (New Scientist) • The problems with TikTok's controversial 'beauty filters' (BBC) • Many children must live with the trauma of war. Here's how to help them (BBC) • Male postnatal depression: Why men struggle in silence (BBC) • How to help children cope with war trauma (BOLD) • The pressure to have a 'perfect' birth (BBC) • Why 'pranks' can harm children (BBC) • The five countries emigrating families love • The reality of marriage after babies (BBC) • The truth about baby-led weaning (BBC) • The truth about 'time out' • The benefits of helping children understand emotions • What really happens when babies are left to cry it out? (BBC) • What parents get wrong about childhood 'milestones' • The stigma of the stay-at-home-dad (BBC) • The science of healthy baby sleep (BBC) • The taboo of motherhood ambivalence • The dangers of bounce-back culture • Video - The science behind healthy baby sleep - BBC Reel • The rise of 'one-and-done' parenting (BBC) • The search for what causes SIDS (BBC)