@clhubes As @ProfEmilyOster always says, TV/screen time itself isn’t harmful, you just have to be mindful of what it’s replacing. If they’re still getting plenty of social interaction, book reading, playing etc. then of course it’s fine! And dinner is important too 😛
@NBG_sarah@ClaireStorey16 https://t.co/lD3U5NtJ9m the email instructions are what I follow. As Claire said, you will just need to download the relevant dictionary in the Kindle app once you’ve managed to convert to an eBook, which the app should offer as an option once you highlight a word.
@AlanaKinrich I wondered about this too, but then here in the UK women are sent home from C sections with instructions to just take paracetamol and ibuprofen, so maybe not that surprising?!
@FwdTranslations@Claire_Cox16 I’m reading Beach Read at the moment! Have you read any Mhairi McFarlane? If not then I highly recommend her books as well
@hypnotic Miles has been given an adapted version called "Twinkle Twinkle Christmas Star" to learn for his preschool Christmas show, so suggests the original is definitely not a Christmas song already!
@the_germanist For a similarly crude name, "shag bands" come to mind, but not sure if they were more early noughties than nineties. And not really clothing as such.
@groveregg I've heard it before, would say it sounds fairly American, "obvs" definitely seems more British. With the popularity of TikTok etc. though, I can imagine the lines between US/British slang are becoming more blurred...
@LibbyPageWrites Really glad I got my son vaccinated against it - from my research into why the US give it as standard but the UK don't, it seemed like it was more about herd immunity for adults than about protecting the children themselves.
@JohnLovesJulie @niamh_d I assume it was partly to do with House of Cards already being on Netflix, but they could have chosen a better alternative name!