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Culinary Christmas delights in care: indulgence for all the senses

Christmas is a time for contemplation, togetherness and, last but not least, enjoyment. Culinary delights play a particularly important role for people in need of care, who are often dependent on special dietary requirements. Food connects, evokes memories and creates a sense of familiarity and...

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Understanding and mastering wobbly teeth puberty

Wobbly tooth puberty, also known as the six-year crisis or milk tooth puberty, is a phase of emotional and physical changes in children between the ages of five and eight. This phase usually begins at the same time as the first milk teeth wobble and the permanent teeth erupt. During this time,...

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Heat in summer: protecting the elderly and those in need of care

Heatwaves are stressful for many people, but they are particularly dangerous for senior citizens. There is no universal temperature that affects all senior citizens to the same extent. After all, the tolerance of heat depends on many factors. As a guideline, however, we can say that prolonged...

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Drivers in old age: Between quality of life and traffic safety

In Germany, there is no age limit for driving licences and it is not uncommon to see drivers over the age of 75. Older people are often reluctant to part with their car as driving in old age allows them to lead an independent life. Being able to go to the supermarket at the weekend, get to the...

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Dementia: What exactly is this disease?

More and more people are suffering from dementia. There are currently around 1.7 million people affected in Germany and around 40,000 more are diagnosed every year. The risk increases with age. What kind of illness is “dementia” anyway? Translated from Latin, dementia means...

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How do I encourage my child’s motivation to read?

Each year the “Medienpädagogische Forschungsverbund Südwest“ conducts a survey within children and youths regarding their media behavior. The last survey (KIM– and JIM-Studie)  from 2020 implies that the reading behavior hasn’t significantly changed within the last few years, but that the...

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