Baby Development
Something You Should Know about Rickets in Child
Rickets is a disorder that affects the bones, causing them to soften and break easily. It is most common in children. Rickets in child is not a strange disease but understanding it well to have some preventions is really important … Read more
How to Choose The Best Toys for Your Beloved Kids?
Normally when we think about a child, we will also think about the toy, it is clear that toy and children are close friends, A child will not have a perfect development without toys, and toys are integral friends for … Read more
Your unborn baby’s gender: How to know?
One of the most commonly – asked questions by parents-to-be is “How soon can I find out my baby’s sex?”. That is certain to know whether your baby is a girl or a boy. And up to now, the two … Read more
Listening to your kids snoring, tracing his behavioral development
Lying next to your loved baby, can you notice sometimes his snoring and may you take it into a health concern, possibly sleep apnea or sleeping disorder? Here we let those behind since a recent study has linked kids behavior … Read more
Possibly found signs of autism in 6-month-old child
Autism signs can be found as early as in 6-month-old babies, studied researchers at University of North Carolina. The researchers looked at how the brain develops in early life and found that tracts of white matter that connect different regions … Read more
Color Recognition And Child Development
For child, the perceptual foundation for color is in place as early as 4 months. Right at this period, babies can focus on and follow moving objects, including human faces, distinguish the pitch and volume of sound, discriminate sweet, sour, … Read more
Overweight Kids Who Exercise Improve Thinking, Math Skills: Study
FRIDAY, Feb. 11 (HealthDay News) — When overweight, sedentary kids start to exercise regularly, their ability to think, to plan and even to do math improves, a new study suggests. Chronic sedentary behavior ‘is compromising children’s ability and achievement,’ research … Read more
‘Kinship Caregivers’ Get Less Help Than Foster Parents: Study
MONDAY, Feb. 7 (HealthDay News) — Children who live with a relative after being removed from their home because of maltreatment have fewer behavioral and social skills problems than children in foster homes, finds a new study. Better services needed … Read more
Teens With Food Allergies May Feel Unsafe at School
FRIDAY, Jan. 28 (HealthDay News) — Children and teens with potentially life-threatening food allergies may feel unsafe, isolated and excluded in their schools, a small study suggests. Younger children report feeling more confident because of greater supervision, small study finds. … Read more
Babies Seem to Sense Who’s Boss
THURSDAY, Jan. 27 (HealthDay News) — Even babies seem to know that might makes right, according to new research that suggests infants use size as a measure to predict who will prevail when two individuals have a conflict. Study suggests … Read more
