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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.
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12-year-old children learn from mistakes
8-year-old children have a different learning strategy compared to 12-year-olds and adults. 8-year-olds learn mostly from compliments while statements that are definitel…
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Mothers raise children more successfully
From the perspective of folklore, fatherless children often encounter problems in life. But it is not possible to equate all children who are not corrupted by their fath…
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Aboriginal children can count without numbers
According to the new study, Aboriginal children do not need to know the lettering of numbers can still be counted. They can imitate and perform tasks related to numbers.
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Children with 2 languages can stutter
A new study shows that if children before 5 years of age learn a foreign language, it is more likely that children will be stuttered later and will also face more diffic…
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Children think better when sad
Have you experienced a turbulent childhood with very few happy memories? According to British scientists, that may be good for your cognitive ability.
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The diet of pregnant women increases the risk of asthma in children
Pregnant maternal mice have a diet rich in methyl-containing additives, such as folic acid, and pups will have more respiratory allergies than mice with maternal mice th…
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Should parents follow their children to school?
In some people's thinking, school-aged children are too young to need the protection of their parents, but not everyone thinks so.
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Revealing the child's first voice secret
A new study can explain why 'three', 'mother' is often the first words that children speak.
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Children also know empathy as adults
When children see the pain of others, their brain reacts as if the pain is their own.
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The role of grandparents in the family
The first nationwide survey of youth relations with grandparents showed that grandparents involved in the nurturing process can contribute to their happiness and well-be…
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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.