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New Research Shows Newborn Smiles Are REAL Smiles
Like many new parents, I spent almost every second of my newborns' lives (well, when they weren't sleeping or eating, which was like 90% of the time) staring at their little...
1 day ago - Scary Mommy
How To Tell If It's ‘Just A Runny Nose' Or Something More Serious
My son has had the same cough since August. He said he feels fine and has been able to play sports, eat normally, and complete every day activities without falling into a heap...
4 days ago - Scary Mommy
How to help your sick baby breathe more easily at night
My baby has a cold, and I'm afraid to put her to bed when she's so stuffed up. How can I make sure she can breathe at night? Like adults, babies can breathe through their...
13 days ago - Today's Parent
Removing items in ears and noses 'costs NHS £3m a year'
Children are behind the vast majority of cases presented at hospitals in England, research finds.
13 days ago - BBC
Our first injury. I think. Maybe. Probably not. Not mine anyway
People like to make fun of first-time parents. They run to the emergency room with their babies littlest concerns. Sometimes that is true. 20 years ago we probably took a baby...
19 days ago - Melting Mama
Rossen Reports Spot the Pot: Is your teen hiding drugs right under your nose?
Experts say teens are hiding drugs in their homes by stashing them in containers designed to look like everyday objects, like hairbrushes, deodorant and even water bottles, all...
21 days ago - NBC News - 3 articles
Rossen Reports Spot the Pot: Is your teen hiding drugs right under your nose?
Experts say teens are hiding drugs in their homes by stashing them in containers designed to look like everyday objects, like hairbrushes, deodorant and even water bottles, all...
22 days ago - NBC News
Nose picking is major source of S. pneumoniae colonization
Although it is suspected that Streptococcus pneumoniae is mainly transmitted through the inhalation of airborne droplets, research published in the European Respiratory Journal...
22 days ago - Healio
You Can Get A Nose Warmer Now And TBH It's Genius
It's a oft-ignored appendage that suddenly has some well-deserved attention I've started and stopped this intro a dozen times because someone came out with a knitted nose...
24 days ago - Scary Mommy
First-line antibiotic use varies for pediatric respiratory, ENT infections
SAN FRANCISCO - Research presented at IDWeek highlighted the inappropriate use of antimicrobial agents for pediatric respiratory and ear, nose and throat infections. The...
25 days ago - Healio
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Your mother's love life determines how many romantic partners you have
Researchers say the findings, based on data of mothers and children in the US since 1979, show mothers pass relationship skills to their kids, which influence how they interact...
Are you getting enough vitamin D? Low levels linked to compromised immune...
From the day a child is born, to every “well baby” doctor visit thereafter, Americans are trained to believe that vaccination is immunization. If you don't receive every...
The Nutrition Maneuver All Parents with ADHD Kids Should Make
This is a guest post by Jill Castle, a registered dietitian, childhood nutrition expert, blogger and podcaster over at The Nourished Child. You can learn more about nutrition...
It's OK if Baby Doesn't Sleep Through at 6 Months
Though new parents often expect baby to sleep through the night by 6 months of age, a large percentage do not, a study has revealed.
New federal guidelines suggest parents being introducing exercise to their...
Reasons given for the new guidelines, presented at the American Heart Association conference, include low adherence to the first set released in 2008 and rising rates of...
11-Year-Old Girl Thwarts Would-Be Kidnapper By Asking For The ‘Code Word'
A young girl stopped her own kidnapping by using a “code word” previously agreed upon by her parents In a sobering lesson for parents, police are saying that an 11-year-old...
Pneumonia could kill 11 million children around the world by 2030
Dr Ellie Cannon, a GP in the UK, visited Femi, a two-year-old battling pneumonia at a Save the Children health clinic in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Obese children are less likely to 'flourish'
Researchers from Brown University found that just 27.5 per cent of obese children in their study met all five 'flourishing' markers, compared to 39 per cent of the youngsters...
Council wants to buy £2,000 electric bicycles to help overweight children...
Leisure bosses at Conwy Council, Wales, say electric bikes will help youngsters. But residents say it's another example of ‘out of touch' town hall chiefs wasting taxpayers'...
Your Number of Romantic Partners Mirrors Your Mother's Love Life
Mothers pass on personality traits and relationship skills that make their children more or less likely to form stable relationships.