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Does children's hair grow back thicker after a haircut? Expert answers

Does children's hair grow back thicker after a haircut? Expert answers

Parents often wonder if a child's hair grows back thicker after their first haircut. This article examines the facts behind this common belief to determine if there is any truth to the claim.

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Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (July 24-26)

Weekend tips: things to do in Haarlem (July 24-26)

This article provides a curated list of activities and events happening in Haarlem during the weekend of July 24-26. It aims to help residents and visitors enjoy their summer weekend with various local suggestions.

Graziëlla Hunsel Rivero and Nicolas Aquaa have one message in De Zwoele Stad: Southeast is the place to be

Graziëlla Hunsel Rivero and Nicolas Aquaa have one message in De Zwoele Stad: Southeast is the place to be

The talk show De Zwoele Stad features guests Graziëlla Hunsel Rivero and Nicolas Aquaa discussing the cultural growth and vibrancy of Amsterdam Zuidoost. The program highlights the area's development through initiatives like the Zuidoost Jazz Stage and new culinary ventures such as The Jollof Club.

Ajax kicks off the new season in Serbia

Ajax kicks off the new season in Serbia

Ajax officially begins its 2026-2027 season today with a UEFA Conference League second qualifying round match against FK Vojvodina in Serbia. This match marks the debut of new head coach Míchel Sánchez, with the return leg scheduled for next week in Amsterdam.

Inner dikes near Durgerdam full of cracks: water board on patrol

Inner dikes near Durgerdam full of cracks: water board on patrol

Due to a persistent precipitation deficit, the Hoogheemraadschap Hollands Noorderkwartier is conducting extra inspections of peat dikes near Durgerdam to monitor drought-related cracks. While the current situation remains manageable, authorities are preparing to scale up monitoring efforts significantly if the drought continues to intensify.

Guests at Sandevoerde campsite refuse to give up, won't 'make way for the rich'

Guests at Sandevoerde campsite refuse to give up, won't 'make way for the rich'

Long-term guests at Camping Sandevoerde in Zandvoort are continuing their legal battle against the campsite owner to prevent the site from being redeveloped into luxury chalets. Meanwhile, a similar conflict over the transformation of family campsites into vacation home parks is unfolding at Camping Vogelenzang in Bloemendaal, where authorities are facing pressure to enforce regulations.