She gave birth to 3 grandchildren
A 56-year-old woman in Ohio, USA gave birth to three children on October 11 last. Interestingly, Jaci Dalenberg gave birth to 3 grandchildren to her daughter.
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A 56-year-old woman in Ohio, USA gave birth to three children on October 11 last. Interestingly, Jaci Dalenberg gave birth to 3 grandchildren to her daughter.
Fanning when a baby sleeps can significantly reduce the risk of sudden death in babies, US researchers say.
A new method of scanning can be used to detect chromosomal mutations associated with autism.
Couples find it difficult to have children so often go for a walk outside, a new study suggests. That's because sunshine a little each day will help men improve sperm qu…
Researchers found that the discovery of this gene involved in reading and writing would be the basis for resolving the illiteracy of thousands of people.
Too much exposure to computers, the Internet, games ... makes children today lose their creativity and forget sympathy with others, a British expert warns.
If the mother used her cell phone frequently during pregnancy, the babies born may have a behavioral disorder, a recent study in Denmark indicates.
If you want to avoid type 2 diabetes, you should add vegetables and fruits at a young age and avoid fruit juice, a recent study in the US shows.
Not only do autistic children see the world in a different way than most of us, it seems that their parents also do it.
Snacks can affect health. Some animal studies show that poor diets during pregnancy or lactation can cause long-term health damage to the baby.
Drinking plenty of coffee every day seriously affects women's ability to have children, experts warn. This effect is as bad as the problems caused by mother drinking, sm…
Difficult babies in eating are easy to grow into
Older girls who use too many mobile phones will be stressed, insecure and have trouble sleeping.
Parents should not let their unborn children drink filtered water, because too much water can put them in a dangerous state of poisoning for their health.
A recent report from Perth charity sponsoring child health research has found that there is a close association between childhood ear infections and cigarette smoke.