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Chewing gum can help children learn better
US scientists claim that chewing gum can increase students' grades at school, at least with math.
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Middle child is often harder to treat kids
One study showed that most of the children were stubborn, more adventurous and independent than their older siblings.
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Chocolate helps children do math better
A recent study showed that chocolate helps the brain to solve calculations more quickly and accurately.
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Father's age affects children's intelligence
Scientists say, the older you are, the more likely a man will be born with less intelligent children.
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Social networks hurt children's minds
Many leading British scientists warn that community websites are causing many negative changes to children's brains in the country.
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Children learn music while sleeping
Early detection and treatment of children's hearing problems and the ability to score scores in music are two different potential outcomes of some studies.
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Men with big children attract women
Some British scientists believe that women are more likely to be attracted to male pupils when they enter the most fertile phase of the month.
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Rich parents, children speak better
Pointing, waving goodbye and other everyday gestures will help toddlers build their vocabulary.
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Most good video games for kids
Most video games help children improve their creativity and collaborative spirit, according to a European Union (EU) report.
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Want smart children, let them play chess
Chess instructors have discovered this sport game to help children behave smarter, better focused and logical. It is also particularly good for autistic children or beha…
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Decipher the mystery of why babies cry often
Newborn babies are very hungry for communication, understanding, talking and touching, a new study has just revealed.
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Front trolley is not good for children
Trolleys that drive the young face forward may interfere with the normal development of the child and cause them to grow into anxious people, a study has revealed.
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Children who are raised in glass cages are less likely to be depressed
According to a recent study in the journal
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Increasing violence is early violence in children
Not only American children are becoming increasingly aggressive due to agitated gaming.
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Children learn best when they are heard
A study shows that children acquire the most knowledge when they are explained how to solve problems with adults.