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My mother is taller, I am stronger
In developing countries, higher mothers will give birth to healthier babies, less likely to die when they are born, underweight or stunted, a new study in the US shows.
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Babies born like to dance
A new study shows that babies love to listen to music and dance because that is the natural ability of people from birth.
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Slow children know cows often learn poorly at school
Babies who haven't crawled at 9 months of age face the risk of being left behind at school and having trouble catching up with their classmates, a study has just reveale…
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9 discoveries about us in 2009
For thousands of years, people have studied themselves. Here are 9 new discoveries about ourselves in 2009:
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Little benefit of having children
Birth of a baby increases the number of mother's friends by 8 times, a new study has revealed. Having children really motivates your social life.
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The big boy is ... the newborn baby
The teenager is now 18, and wants to be recognized as the world's lowest man. Khagendra Thapa Magar, Nepali, only 56 cm tall ...
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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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Human reproduction limit
8 children at the same time make our minds falter, a little scared when we think about every single child born by a woman if that woman is a mouse.
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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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Pregnant grief made me retarded
Women who are depressed during pregnancy can make their babies aware more slowly than their peers, a British study warns.
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My smile is a tonic with my parents
The smile of a child not only warms the mother's heart but also as a natural stimulant to promote the mother's mood.
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Girls benefit from breastfeeding more than boys
Doubting the long-held belief that breastfeeding protects all babies from the same disease, the study led by researchers at the Johns Hopkin Center for Pediatrics showed…
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Breastfed babies will be smarter
Babies who are exclusively breastfed for the first 3 months or longer will have a higher IQ score of 6 points, when they are 6 years old, compared to those who do not ge…