We have to admit that the internet has quickly become the biggest influencer of our lives that we can no longer go on without it. We use it to communicate, manage businesses, access information and entertain ourselves with its massive amount of content. While it is true that the internet offers loads of advantages, we cannot discount the fact that it is also a gateway for many harmful data.

Most parents are stricken with paranoia when it comes to making decisions involving their children. Every day, there are questions needing answers may it be from the most trivial "What shirt will Elliot wear today?" to the more impacting "Is he ready for play school?" and hope that they make the right choice. There are also many pros and cons to reflect on and it can easily get overwhelming.

A new study is highlighting a disturbing trend about how children view their own bodies.

A recent study by the Australian Institute of Family Studies has highlighted a disturbing trend about how children view their own bodies. According to the Australian Institute of Family Studies:

• Children as young as eight are unhappy with how they look
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Many kids and teenagers, especially those who are undergoing puberty, are particularly self-conscious about their body and the way they look. Due to peer pressure and because society has been programmed to think that "thin is beautiful," some of these children can become even more concerned and obsessed about their body image. As a result, they could be more prone to developing eating disorders

It is normal for kids to act rowdy and be mischievous from time to time. But if their behaviour is going out of hand and their actions are causing harm to others, it's time for parents to step in and discipline them. Disciplining your kids is a very important aspect of being a parent. According to American psychiatrist Dr Michael Brody, it has something to do with civilizing one's child so he