Archive for June, 2010

Research shows a regular bedtime equals smarter children

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010

A recent study has found that children who go to bed the same time each night are likely to be more intelligent. The study was conducted by scientists at SRI International, an independent , non-profit research institute based in California. In the largest study of its kind to date the experts centred their study on read more »

Nursery school could benefit children

Monday, June 7th, 2010

Recent research from an Oxford University professor has found that putting toddlers into a nursery could actually aid their development as many children have been found to benefit from spending hours away from home. Kathy Sylva is the professor who authored the study and she specialises in educational psychology. She says that her research shows read more »

Money is the biggest obstacle for quality family time

Friday, June 4th, 2010

A study which was conducted as part of National Family Week has found that two thirds of parents say it is a lack of money that stops them from enjoying quality time with their children. A staggering 68% of parents have declared that money is their biggest enemy when trying to spend more time with read more »

Life Coach Directory May Keywords

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

Each month Life Coaching Directory has many visitors to the site each one searching for something specific. It’s important to us that we and our counsellors publish content which is relevant to what people are searching for and this is why we perform a monthly keyword summary. Last month we took a look at the read more »

Student’s exam tension effects their families

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

Relationship counselling body Relate has found that exam tension in students is having a knock on effect on their families, especially parents and siblings, reports the Guardian. Relate is now offering advice to parents on how to cope during exam time after finding that they are also suffering with stress caused by irritable teenagers and read more »