Articles Tagged: development
Obese mothers increase risk of having autistic children, says study
Obese women and those with Type 2 diabetes could be increasing their chances of having a child with autism or another development disorder.
Continue reading >Do computers damage young children's brains?
Do computers damage young children's brains? It's a question many of us hard-pushed parents struggle with when we're juggling the demands of preparing meals, housework and god knows what else each and every day.
Continue reading >Family's battle for baby whose development went into reverse at 14 months
A family have spoken out about a rare autism disorder that is causing their baby’s development to go into reverse.
Continue reading >Daydreaming kids may be brighter, say scientists
Is you child a daydreamer, always lost in their own thoughts, and easily distracted? Are you forever nagging them to get a move on, pick things up, do this, do that, because they never seem to pay attention to a single thing you say?
Continue reading >Children who snore at risk of 'behavioural problems'
A new study claims children who snore or have other night-time breathing conditions such as sleep apnoea, are at risk from behavioural problems as they get older.
Continue reading >Secret life of caring, sharing, comedic babies!
A study of babies by scientists in Australia has revealed that even when they are too young to talk, tots can crack jokes, make friends and take care of their pals!
Continue reading >Learning to talk: The 25 words all two-year-olds should know
Delegates at the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s annual conference in Vancouver have been told there are twenty five words that every toddler should be using by the age of two.
Continue reading >Your baby boy's hands may reveal what he will look like when he grows up
A close look at your newborn baby boy’s hand can tell you what he will look like when he grows up, say researchers.
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