Articles Tagged: research
Babies left to cry suffer stress even after they have quietened down
It’s a debate that has divided the parenting community for generations: should you leave a baby to cry until it settles itself or pick it up and comfort it?
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Stay-at-home-mums more angry, depressed and laugh less than working mothers
Mums who stay at home to bring up their families suffer more worry, sadness, stress and anger than mums who work.
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Overdue babies at risk of ADHD, claim researchers
Overdue babies are just as likely to suffer problems in later life as premature babies, according to a report.
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Dads with postnatal depression may cause behavioural problems in children, says report
Dads who suffer from the Baby Blues could cause future behaviour problems in their children, researchers claim.
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Blindingly obvious advice to parents of obese kids: Lose weight and they will too
Want to help you kids lose weight? Then diet and work out together.
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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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Having one parent over 35 increases the risk of autism claims study
A study of Danish families has concluded that children born to a parent over 35 have an increased risk of developing an autism spectrum disorder - regardless of whether one or both the parents are older.
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Sex in adolescence can stunt kids' growth, claim researchers
If talks about unwanted pregnancy and STIs seems to fall on deaf ears when you try to warn your youngsters about not entering into sexual relationships too soon, try this one:
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