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Psychology says parents who sleep with their infants and avoid cribs are often seeking more than convenience: The hidden emotional reasons some families choose the family bedPsychology suggests that this parenting debate is fundamentally rooted in the human need for connection. Parents who choose to sleep alongs...- These large- mid- and small-cap stocks have an upside potential of up to 31% in 1 year, according to analystsAs nothing can be ruled out on the street, be prepared for anything. Now, what is the probability that the bears will be chased away from t...
- From better sleep to healthy brain growth: Apollo neurologist reveals a simple trick to boost your newborn’s brainSkin-to-skin contact with your newborn offers powerful brain benefits, enhancing emotional connections and cognitive growth. This simple pr...
- Baby's rare disease treated in Kolkata; Bangladeshi parents anxious about visa for post-surgery checkupA Bangladeshi couple is facing visa challenges for their nine-month-old son's post-surgery checkup in Kolkata, India. Their son, Ridwan, un...
- Major discovery in the treatment of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease: This study says transplanting brain cells could be revolutionary to cure neurological disordersAccording to recent research, astrocyte cell transplantation could revolutionize treatments for neurological disorders such as Parkinson's ...
- What if your baby’s organs are filled with plastic? New research reveals disturbing truthRecent studies reveal that microplastics can transfer from pregnant mothers to their unborn children, infiltrating crucial organs and poten...
- Bathing C-section babies in vaginal liquid may boost their immunity: StudyPast research has shown infants born by C-section have vastly different gut bacteria composition compared to those born vaginally.
- Covid caused brain damage in 2 infants who contracted infection in the womb, says US studyThe study said that the SARS-CoV-2 virus crossed a mother's placenta to reach the foetus.
- Krabbe disease can develop in babies before they turn 6 months of age; newborns must be screened within 24 hoursKrabbe disease is a genetic disorder that causes severe neurological conditions.
- Good for the mind! Working out may be changing the biochemical environment inside your brainHow does working out affect the inner workings of our brains at a molecular level?
- Building up the brain: How walking can potentially improve our ability to think & rememberA study found that the walkers and dancers were aerobically fitter, as expected. Even more important, their white matter seemed renewed.
- Health app iMumz raises Rs 2.2 crore from Enzia Ventures, Titan Capital, othersiMumz plans to enter the US in March with wearable devices and give suggestions based on the data for every pregnancy.
- Having sleepless nights? It can adversely impact the brainThere are basically two types of sleep, each tied to specific brain waves and neuronal activity.
- Docs pitch for mandatory newborn screening for inborn errors of metabolismInborn Errors of Metabolism (IEM) is a rare genetic (inherited) disorder in which the body cannot properly turn food into energy.
- Gorging on probiotics for good health? It may cause brain fogginess and belly bloatingWhile probiotics can be beneficial, researchers advised caution against its excessive use.
- World Breastfeeding Week: Mothers don't feed 3 out of 5 newborns within first hour of birthThe Unicef and WHO reported that infants not breastfed within their first hour of birth lowers their chance of survival.
- India among over 90 nations without paid paternity leave for new dads: UNICEFCountries with high infant populations, including Brazil and Congo, all have national paid paternity leave policies, offering short-term en...
- Over 100 in US test positive for Zika virus: ReportZika virus has infected at least 116 people, including an infant, in the US, according to a leading American public health institute.
- 6 essential tips for your baby's brain developmentInteraction with your newborn is vital. Here are a few examples of games you can play with your child as it grows.
- Mom's high milk intake puts baby at risk of iron deficiencyPregnant women who drink three or more servings of milk per day might put their babies at risk of being iron deficient during an important ...
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