development

 

Both bats and humans test out talking as infants

By Grace Wade

 /  Aug 20, 2021

 

10 absolutely wild facts about babies

By Lauren Leffer

 /  Jul 2, 2021

 

Yes, little kids should do chores. Here’s how to get them started.

By Jean Levasseur

 /  Jun 5, 2021

 

Even from inside their shells and wombs, embryos are listening

By Lauren Leffer

 /  May 26, 2021

 

The Iowa caucus app never had a chance

By Stan Horaczek

 /  Feb 5, 2020

 

Folic acid might actually reduce the risk of autism

By Sara Chodosh

 /  Mar 7, 2019

 

‘Ghost streams’ sound supernatural, but their impact on your health is very real

By Brynn O’Donnell

 /  Feb 5, 2019

 

Lead In Water: What Are The Health Effects And Dangers?

By Alexandra Ossola

 /  Jan 19, 2016

 

You Have Basic Physics To Thank For Your Brain’s Funky Folds

By Claire Maldarelli

 /  Feb 4, 2016

 

Overload Of Gut Bacteria Can Stunt Children’s Growth

By Alexandra Ossola

 /  Feb 25, 2016

 

Mammal Embryos Develop Normally In Space

By Alexandra Ossola

 /  Apr 18, 2016

 

Researchers Grow Tiny Beating Human Hearts From Stem Cells

By Alexandra Ossola

 /  Jul 14, 2015

 

Air pollution might be the new lead

By Nicole Wetsman

 /  Apr 5, 2018

 

Are Angry Legos Harming Our Children?

By Shaunacy Ferro

 /  Jun 11, 2013

 

Most teens still visit pediatricians—but they deserve doctors trained to treat them

By Eleanor Cummins

 /  Mar 9, 2018

 

Human Babies Are Hard-Wired To Pay Attention To Lemurs

By Dan Nosowitz

 /  Sep 6, 2013