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Tag - Child Development
Crawling Babies Stir Up Bio-Gunk – And It Could Be Beneficial for Their Lungs
Most animals can walk, moments after they are born. Human babies are different. They first learn to...
Lack of Physical Contact Can Alter an Infant’s Genetic Material, Study Finds
Most parents have heard the phrase “cry it out.” Perhaps it came from a neighbor, friend, or co...
Does Praising Your Child Make Them More Likely To Cheat?
Most parents think of praise as a positive thing – a way to reinforce desired behavior. However, a...
Study Highlights More Developmental Benefits of Reading To Your Child
While most parents know that reading and writing can boost their child’s literacy skills, there are...
The ACOG Recommends Delaying Umbilical Cord Clamping
The benefits of umbilical cord clamping have been researched for than a decade, and the practice...
Google’s Project Bloks: Teaching Kids New Skills
Google's Project Bls has the ambitious goal of creating an open hardware platform that researchers...
Five Decades of Research Concludes Spanking Is a Bad Discipline Choice
A new study published in this month's Journal of Family Psychology loed at 50 years of research...
Children’s Vocabulary at Age Two Predictor of Success
Researchers say a child’s vocabulary at age two could indicate their level of success as adults. In...
Study Finds No Evidence of Negative Impact for Children Raised by Same Sex Couples
Though there haven’t been many studies on the impact of being raised by same sex couples, and are...
Could Surgery during Infancy Hold Possible Repercussions?
There’s nothing frightening than watching your baby be wheeled off into an operating room, but when...