Babies imitate behaviour of only reliable adults!
Infants can be tricked once but not again as they have the ability to differentiate between credible and un-credible sources
News Section | Children’s Health
Low birthweight may lead to memory, attention problems in adulthood
Premature infants, born with very low birth weight are more prone to suffering from memory and attention problems when they become adults than babies born at a low to normal weight
Low Vitamin D may up diabetes risk in kids
Low level of Vitamin D, which is more rampant in obese children, may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance in kids
Abused kids ‘have brains of combat soldiers’
Children who are abused or are exposed to domestic violence show the same pattern of brain activity as soldiers exposed to combat
Sauce tempts kids into eating more greens
You always knew that dressing up greens was the way to get finicky kids to eat healthy. Now a study quantifies just how much it helps
Babies like to see bad guys punished!
Babies as young as eight months old support vindictive behaviour towards those who engage in anti social acts and like to see them get punished
Abnormalities in brains of kids with ADHD identified
Researchers have identified abnormalities in the brains of children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
Want smart kids? Space siblings at least 2 years apart
The secret to smart children is as simple as giving birth to them two years apart, a new study has claimed
Babies eating fish at reduced risk of pre-school wheeze
Risk of suffering from pre school wheezing gets reduced by almost half in babies, who start eating fish before they turn nine months, a new study has suggested
9 out of 10 Brit kids snub healthy meals
Nine of ten youngsters in Britain ignore healthy eating messages, which is putting them at a higher risk of suffering from long term health problems like obesity