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Feeding With Courage: A Spoonful Against Allergies

Feeding With Courage: A Spoonful Against Allergies

By Maria Raquel

Forget the old advice about avoiding certain foods in a baby’s first year. A new generation of mothers, doctors, and scientists is flipping the script — and they’ve got serious science to back them up. Kicking off during Allergy Awareness Week, GrowHappy is here with a bold proposal: feed early, feed often.

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✅🕒 Published on May 12, 2025 - 10:45

Mother’s Day: Love Doesn’t Belong On A Calendar (And Can’t Be Forced)

Mother’s Day: Love Doesn’t Belong On A Calendar (And Can’t Be Forced)

By Maria Raquel

It’s always the same scene: pink-filled shop windows, emotional commercials on TV, and soft background music telling us that “mothers are everything.” If only it were just that. But the truth is, behind the flood of flowers, sales, and rehearsed social media posts… there’s a silent scream. One of exhaustion, pressure, comparison, and sometimes, loneliness.

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✅🕒 Published on May 11, 2025 - 12:29

The Power Of Ignorance: When Stupidity Becomes A Global Strategy

The Power Of Ignorance: When Stupidity Becomes A Global Strategy

By Maria Raquel

In a time where misinformation thrives and facts fade, nothing is more valuable to a politician than sounding stupid — as long as it’s intentional. Ignorance has become a tool, disinformation a policy, and crudeness a political currency. It’s no longer about being unprepared. It’s calculated. “Mistakes” have become strategy.

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✅🕒 Published on May 8, 2025 - 16:13

Trump Reloaded: 3 Months Back In Office And The World Is Already Pmsing How One Quarter Of Shouting, Executive Orders, Tweets, And Scowls Feels Like A Decade Of Global Instability

Trump Reloaded: 3 Months Back In Office And The World Is Already Pmsing How One Quarter Of Shouting, Executive Orders, Tweets, And Scowls Feels Like A Decade Of Global Instability

By Maria Raquel

It’s been just three months since Donald Trump returned to the presidency of the United States — but it already feels like three years. Time under his rule seems to double, like every week is a new season of a reality show no one wants to watch but everyone follows with one eye on their phone and the other on the stock market.

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✅🕒 Published on May 3, 2025 - 16:49

Families And Youth Integration Into The Labor Market: Support, Inequality, And Global Challenges

Families And Youth Integration Into The Labor Market: Support, Inequality, And Global Challenges

By Maria Raquel

In 2025, the transition of young people into the labor market remains a complex process influenced by multiple factors. Among them, the role of families—parents, guardians, and caregivers—is essential, providing emotional, financial, and social support. However, this support varies significantly depending on the family's socioeconomic, cultural, and educational background.

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✅🕒 Published on May 2, 2025 - 15:46

Education For Work In 2025: Misalignments And Global Outlook

Education For Work In 2025: Misalignments And Global Outlook

By Maria Raquel

In 2025, the relationship between education and the labor market remains marked by significant misalignments. In many regions, secondary education still fails to provide effective preparation for entering the workforce, lacking curricula that develop practical skills and industry-relevant competencies. The disconnect between theory and practice limits students' ability to transition successfully into professional life.

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✅🕒 Published on May 2, 2025 - 15:30

Youth In The Global Market: Hard Entries, Open Paths

Youth In The Global Market: Hard Entries, Open Paths

By Maria Raquel

In 2025, the global youth faces a challenging labor market. Despite a slight improvement in youth unemployment rates—now at 13% worldwide—around 65 million young people aged 15 to 24 remain jobless. This figure is three times higher than adult unemployment, exposing persistent structural inequalities. Additionally, 21.7% of youth fall into the NEET category (Not in Employment, Education or Training), with higher rates in low-income countries.

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✅🕒 Published on May 2, 2025 - 13:33

Global Work In 2025: Apparent Stability, Persistent Challenges

Global Work In 2025: Apparent Stability, Persistent Challenges

By Maria Raquel

The global labor landscape in 2025 shows apparent stability, with the worldwide unemployment rate holding around 5%, according to data from the International Labour Organization (ILO). Despite this relatively low figure, significant challenges persist: regional inequality, structural informality, and the growing impact of technology on employment.

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✅🕒 Published on May 2, 2025 - 13:10

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“The Rise Of Brics+: How Emerging Economies Are Redefining Global Power”

“The Rise Of Brics+: How Emerging Economies Are Redefining Global Power”

By Maria Raquel

Once seen as a symbolic alliance, BRICS has grown into a real geopolitical force — and with BRICS+ on the rise, the balance of power may shift faster than expected.

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✅🕒 Published on April 19, 2025 - 14:22

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