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Son or daughter wants a fatbike, but parents don't: ‘Simply banning it doesn’t work’

Son or daughter wants a fatbike, but parents don't: ‘Simply banning it doesn’t work’

The article explores the conflict between teenagers wanting fatbikes or electric scooters for independence and parents' concerns over safety and speed. Experts suggest that simply forbidding these vehicles is often ineffective and that parents must balance protection with allowing their children to grow.

An evening of 'pumping hard, no complaining, and just doing it'. Trainer Carline teaches fellow villagers how to act during cardiac arrest.

An evening of 'pumping hard, no complaining, and just doing it'. Trainer Carline teaches fellow villagers how to act during cardiac arrest.

Carline de Boer from Bloed-Serieus is organizing CPR training sessions for residents of Wijk aan Zee at the Dorpshuis de Moriaan community center. The initiative aims to ensure more locals are prepared to act effectively in the event of a cardiac arrest.

Emma and Wessel of bistro bar Nieuw Vreeburg in Bloemendaal call it quits: 'My oldest child said Dad was always working. That hit home'

Emma and Wessel of bistro bar Nieuw Vreeburg in Bloemendaal call it quits: 'My oldest child said Dad was always working. That hit home'

Young entrepreneurs Wessel and Emma Aldenkamp are stepping down as owners of bistrobar Nieuw Vreeburg in Bloemendaal to spend more time with their family. The couple plans to move abroad after realizing that the demands of the business were keeping them away from their children.

Angelina Jolie regains fighting spirit thanks to her children after difficult time

Angelina Jolie regains fighting spirit thanks to her children after difficult time

Actress Angelina Jolie shared in a Variety interview that her children helped her regain her fighting spirit after a difficult period. She credited them with encouraging her to socialize more and pursue new opportunities.

The oak processionary caterpillar is back. A new threat to healthcare, wonders Maaike van der Plas?

The oak processionary caterpillar is back. A new threat to healthcare, wonders Maaike van der Plas?

The Dutch healthcare system is facing an unusual disruption as oak processionary caterpillars have infested a hospital's ambulance bay, forcing emergency vehicles to call ahead before entering. This environmental issue adds a new layer of complexity to a sector already struggling with rising costs and staffing shortages.