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Fish oil study fails to show reduction in premature babies – Reuters
A good diet is so important but supplements - unless they're for a specific purpose - may not do the good we think they do! - (Reuters Health) - A large Australian study is debunking the idea that fish oil capsules can lower the odds of premature delivery or raise the...
Culture helps shape when babies learn to walk | Science News
The amazing variations amongst babies across our world... - In the 1970s, Super moved to Kenya with his wife, an anthropologist. He began investigating motor development among babies born in a farming community known as Kokwet. Between 1972 and 1975, he documented...
Coffee vs. Tea: Is One Healthier Than the Other? – EcoWatch
If you're a big drinker of either, a great run-down of the differences between the two! It might help sway your choice of your daily dose... - Theaflavins, thearubigins, and catechins are the primary ones in black tea, while coffee is rich in flavonoids and...
The Types of Plastics Families Should Avoid – NYT Parenting
If you don't even know where to begin, a good guide to what every parent needs to know - Plastics may look inert, but the chemicals inside them are not. “There are chemicals used in plastics that are not tightly bound to the material, which means they easily leach...
Baby Talk Study Translates What Babies Are Really Saying | Fatherly
How the interaction between parent and child is a lot more powerful than we realise! - It is well documented that when parents use infant-directed speech, otherwise known as baby talk, it facilitates learning. Shorter sentences, simpler words, and slower more...
Babies who use eye contact more likely to build up vocabulary | The Guardian
Another reason to spend more one-to-one time with bubs! - Babies who frequently communicate with their caregivers using eye contact and vocalisations at the age of one are more likely to develop greater language skills by the time they reach two, according to new...