Month: July 2019

THE MINIMALIST NEWBORN (THE ESSENTIALS YOU DON’T NEED) The Parenting Junkie has embraced the minimalist newborn. What are minimalist newborn essentials, you may ask. Let’s consider the minimalist newborn wardrobe and minimalist newborn must haves. Does a minimalist newborn diaper bag necessary? What does a minimalist newborn clothes selection look like? This video is all
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Thomas and Quinton share a very special bond at St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Both boys used a Berlin Heart as they awaited heart transplant. Dr. Pirooz Eghtesady, the director of cardiothoracic surgery at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, discusses how this kind of “assist” technology, that wasn’t around decades ago, has dramatically improved the experience and
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There are a number of types of abortion, and options depend on the duration of the pregnancy. An abortion is a medical means of ending a pregnancy. Worldwide, around half of all reported unintended pregnancies end in abortion. Abortion is legal throughout the majority of the United States and in many other countries. In this
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder. It often develops in early childhood and may continue into adulthood. Research indicates that certain biological and environmental factors can trigger ADHD symptoms. People with ADHD may experience a range of cognitive and behavioral symptoms. Common examples include hyperactivity, difficulty paying attention, and an inability to
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IN THIS ARTICLE When you think of footwear for a child, you’ll probably think of cute looking sandals or fancy and colorful shoes with lights. But there’s more to kids’ shoes than that. Like adults’ shoes, kids’ shoes also have a variety based on the functionality. Among the many options are sports shoes for children.
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👇Everything You Need To Know About National Twins Day » Read Now! 👇 This article may include advertisements, paid product features, affiliate links and other forms of sponsorship. Twins are more common than ever.  Women are waiting until later in life to have children which means they are more likely to release more than one
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“Is ADHD genetic?” is a highly nuanced question that it is not possible to answer with a simple “yes” or “no.” There is an increased risk of ADHD, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, in those who have a parent or sibling with the condition, but doctors know that other factors also play a role. ADHD
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Breast changes can be expected during and after pregnancy, whether or not a woman breastfeeds. Common symptoms after giving birth include engorged breasts, which refers to a feeling of fullness, and sore or leaking nipples. While many breast changes naturally occur after delivery, it is important to discuss any unusual or worrisome symptoms with a
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Although babies of the same age can vary in size, their weight is one indication of good nutrition and physical development. It can therefore be helpful to know the average baby weight by age in months. It is important to note that average weight is not the same as “normal” weight. If a baby’s weight
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Miscarriage resets the menstrual cycle. For those who wish to become pregnant again, looking for the signs of ovulation can help them plan when to start trying to conceive. Everyone’s experience of pregnancy loss is different. Many need time and support to recover before they try to conceive again. Others may wish to become pregnant
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Ovulation bleeding is vaginal bleeding during or immediately before or after ovulation, which occurs roughly in the middle of a menstrual cycle. Changes in estrogen levels are often the cause of this type of bleeding, and light spotting around ovulation does not usually signal a serious problem. Some people refer to ovulation bleeding as “estrogen
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Neuroblastoma accounts for 15% of total childhood cancer deaths. The survival rate of high-risk neuroblastoma patients is 50%. For the first time, Australian researchers from Children’s Cancer Institute have discovered that a gene called JMJD6 plays an important role in the most aggressive form of the disease. The research is published today in the journal,
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What Is The Montessori Method? » This article may include advertisements, paid product features, affiliate links and other forms of sponsorship. Education is not a one type fits all. There are various ways of teaching children and one of them is the Montessori method created by Dr. Maria Montessori. This method is characterized by providing
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High blood pressure among children is on the rise and a lack of research about how to treat it has left pediatricians trying to make their best guess. That’s until researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) released results of a pioneering study that used a series of personalized trials
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