From the NYPost Expectant mothers who do not wash their fruit and vegetables properly could put their unborn children at risk of developing attention disorders, scientists suggested Thursday. Researchers at…
From MedPageToday.com Child traffic injuries fell in New York State after a new law required upgraded restraints, researchers reported. The law was associated with an 18% decrease in the number…
From the WSJ.com Jobseekers work hard to polish their resumes, trying to impress employers with their work skills. But what aspects of your juggle should you include? If you are…
From the Philadelphia Inquirer Rose and Lucy Covello, both 4, are seated cross-legged on a mat in the middle of a spacious room with Japanese-style sliding doors. Instructor Maureen Heil…
From New York Magazine There was a day a few weeks ago when I found my 2½-year-old son sitting on our building doorstep, waiting for me to come home. He…
From the LA Times Sleep consultant and “new parent mentor” Vonda Dennis’ clients like to say that she carries magic pixie dust in her pockets. How else to explain a…
From CNN.com All McDonald’s nuggets are not created equal. U.S. McNuggets not only contain more calories and fat than their British counterparts, but also chemicals not found across the Atlantic.…
From PsychologyToday.com From the positive pregnancy test to weaning an infant typically takes up to two years, and involves major relationship changes, some wonderful, others challenging. Unfortunately, most pregnancy guides…
From USAToday.com School friends may play a major role in your teen’s academic success, a new study suggests. It included 629 12th-graders in Los Angeles who filled out a questionnaire…
From the NYTimes.com Last fall, 13-month-old Aidan Truett of Hamilton, Ohio, developed what seemed like an upper respiratory infection. He lost interest in food and vomited a few times, but…
