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Sestre milosrdnice University Hospital Center performs around a hundred cardiac arrhythmia ablations in children annually, and doctors from developed European countries come to Vinogradska for training.

The Zadar Police Department is intensifying oversight of young people's nighttime outings and reminding parents of their legal obligation to prohibit children under 16 from going out at night.

A powerful explosion alarmed residents, and police determined that a banned pyrotechnic device was activated by a child near Montovjerna Elementary School. Fortunately, no one was injured.

In the fight against unauthorized use of their father's voice and likeness, Zak, Zelda, and Cody Williams have reactivated his account, inactive since his death in 2014.

The free 'Vibe Coding' workshop in the Neslanovac city district turns young tech users into creators of digital projects.

Psychologist Jaimie Bloch warns that common comforting words often have the opposite effect, while experts advise using open-ended questions to encourage children to truly open up.

Construction on one of the largest and most modern playgrounds in Zagorje has officially begun, and children are expected to enjoy the new play area by the end of 2026.

Parents often think the alphabet and counting are most important, but experts emphasize that independence, fine motor skills, and emotional stability are key to a successful transition.

The largest trial against the tech giant to date begins, with potential damages up to $1.4 trillion and demands for sweeping platform changes.

An appeals court rejected Meta and TikTok's immunity claim, paving the way for a mass trial over alleged addiction promotion in children. State attorneys argue the company deliberately designed platforms to boost revenue.

Mother of a 17-year-old son with disabilities claims the new Regulation on Assessing Needs for Personal Assistance did not introduce the promised individual approach, but everything boiled down to filling out forms administratively.

Suzana Rešetar, mother of a 17-year-old son with disabilities, faced an assessment that she claims was reduced to administrative form-filling, while concrete help is lacking and the family is at the end of its rope.

MSF doctor James Smith told Channel 4 of catastrophic conditions in Gaza, where sewage flows through the streets and the number of wounded has reached 200,000. He warns of 'slow and cumulative deliberate deprivation' as the cause of the tragedy.

The County Court in Dubrovnik has issued a non-final verdict for sexual abuse of a child and exploitation of children for pornography. The man pleaded guilty, but the court emphasized that this is an especially serious offense.

A resident of Zagreb's Vrbani neighborhood took to a Facebook group to report the daily reckless behavior of about fifteen boys at the school playground, with similar reports coming from Prečko.

Height and seat belt position are what matter, not age, and breaking the rules carries a fine of 130 euros. The Croatian Automobile Club and the law are clear.