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Vision Takes Baby Steps
Babies spend their first three months looking at high-contrast patterns and edges and six more months working on posture and head control.
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Worried about Media-Distracted Kids?
Parents, if you want to get your kids to pay more attention, banning tablets and phones is not necessarily the answer. Try this first.
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The After-Daycare Snacking Crunch
Tired parents picking up hungry kids at daycare often stop for junk food. It's understandable, but bad nutrition. You can avoid this trap.
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Activity Monitors May Change How We See Distracted Kids
Observations of kids' behavior in school don't differ much from readings obtained by wearable devices. But the monitors offer new insights.
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Just. Try. One. Bite!
Many parents try to appease picky eaters at mealtime. But knowing a few simple strategies can help you coax kids to try new foods.
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Drinking While Pregnant: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorders
When and how much a person drinks while pregnant affects the likelihood that their child will be born with deficits related to FASD.
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Common Chemicals Contribute to Neurological Disorders
Chemicals in disinfectants and flame retardants can damage cells protecting neurons and lead to conditions like MS. Kids are vulnerable.
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The Longterm Benefits of Positive Emotions
Teens who experience more positive feelings in adolescence have better overall health in adulthood, suggesting a useful intervention.
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Have a Father-Son Condom Conversation
Condoms are key to preventing STIs. It's best to talk with your son sooner than later. Here's where to get help with that conversation.
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The Air Kids Breathe
Air pollution from cars and industries raises a child's risk of asthma. In certain neighborhoods this often starts before a child is three.
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