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By Jul 24, 2015
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Kindergarteners Who Share May Be Successful in the Long Run

For decades, researchers and parents have wondered which attributes for kids led to a happy, successful life and which put...
By May 21, 2015
Science

Nurturing a Baby’s Microbiome, Before and After Birth

As humans, we’re more bug than person – 90% of the cells in our bodies are microbes – and those...
By Feb 23, 2015
Science

Learning to Hear With Their Brains

Angelica laughs, and holds a small shaker near her ear – noting its sound. The bubbly three-year-old looks like any...
By Dec 13, 2014
Science

What’s that, again? How short, repeated phrases may further your tots’ speech

Ball! Look at the ball! The ball is blue! When parents talk to babies, it can sound like a mind-numbing...
By Nov 25, 2014
Science

Pretty Big Liars: How Kids Tell Who’s Telling the Truth

Remember that uncle who convinced you that your nose was actually in his hand? Or your conviction that you definitely...
By Nov 5, 2014
Science

Brains, Brains (Piglet) Brains!

Baby braaaaaaains are difficult to study, given the fact that they reside within baby skulls. Scientists have long wondered about...
By Oct 29, 2014
Science

What Makes A Child Prodigy?

Little Wolfgang Mozart was born to a musical family, but even they were impressed by his young talents. At age...
By Oct 20, 2014
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Brain-Training Toys for the Baby Crowd?

Long before goos and gah turn into recognizable words, baby brains are hard at work distinguishing the sounds of their...
By Sep 24, 2014
Science

Winter Babies Are On the Move

It has nothing to do with astrology, but babies born in the winter do have some special qualities: they crawl...
By Sep 11, 2014
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The Keyboard’s Strange Impact On Your Baby’s Name

Parenthood is filled with emotional, semi-rational decisions, and none of these is more visceral than naming a baby. Today’s most...