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The frightening 'crossover' story of old women
Understanding more about the hardship and difficulties when women are
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The heartbreaking truth behind the photo of vultures waiting to eat the baby
At the photo festival Rencontres d 'Arles is taking place in France, Chilean artist Alfredo Jarr has exhibited a work called Silent Sounds.
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Father and mother are well known for their crying children
The ability to recognize your baby's cries in men or women depends on the experience of playing with your child, not on your instincts.
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The book is as small as a needle hole
A book with small pinhole pages has been released in Japan and the publishing company is hoping this book will win a world record.
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Why turtles hatch at the same time?
Scientists found that baby turtles were able to communicate with each other before hatching to be born together, according to New Scientist.
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Who was the first person to set foot in the Caribbean?
Many skeletons of five animals found on a small Caribbean island are evidence that humans lived in this area long before Christopher Columbus discovered it.
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Childish cries across a lion roar
Children look innocent and lovely but their cries are comparable to the roar of tigers and lions. These sounds are similar, but the young roars with much higher pitches.
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Making a spaceship to visit other planets has been difficult, but how to make it more difficult for people to live on it.
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Your baby develops the sense of smell through the way she eats
The baby's olfactory system is naturally formed through what mothers eat and drink during pregnancy.
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Maternal mice infected with nicotine, baby mice reduced awareness
According to US scientists, when pregnant if the mother mouse is infected with nicotine, the pups will suffer from cognitive impairment.
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Babies learn even in sleep
Although babies are only a few hours each day, their nervous system is still growing rapidly because the brain processes information even during sleep.
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Language formed in the womb
A study was carried out by comparing the sound of the cries of 30 French infants and 30 German babies aged 3-5 days.
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Going to home to help your child strengthen his immune system
Parents should expose children to dust by buying pets, or sending them to daycare to increase their immune system to asthma, the scientists say.
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Vivid, healthy baby
Children who are encouraged to be active and creative in games will be healthier as adults, a study in the UK indicates.