Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. It's Tuesday, March 3rd, 2020.

And we begin with singer Justin Timberlake reigniting the great Girl Scout cookie debate with a simple question to his

followers which is better Samoas or thin mints JT sampled both iconic flavors on

camera before weighing in Samoas were his tip-top because he says he just loves coconut.

Of course, many fans jumped into voice support for cookies that were not part of the two-question poll,

like Shortbread and some mores.

Now we should know that some similar cookies have different names because the

scouts use two different bakers so what's called Samoa in some parts are called

caramel delights elsewhere. Likewise, peanut butter patties are also known as tag-alongs

and there's shortbreads versus tree foils.

But while Justin says Somoas are his top choice,

they aren't everybody's,

the top seller year after year is the thin mint.

Want to get in a better mood?

Go take a hike, literally.

A new study just published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology

shows that the more a child feels connected to nature, the happier they'll be.

Researchers found that kids who like seeing wild animals and hearing a waterfall,

for example, are more likely to behave in ways that help other people and help the environment.

And it's not just children. A few years ago, another study found most people who take walks in nature have less negative thoughts.

In fact, a government health service in Scotland is encouraging doctors to give nature

prescriptions to get people outside so they'll feel better.

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