• Small Differences in Mom's Behavior May Show Up in Child's Epigenome

• Protective Parenting May Help Your Kids Avoid Health Problems as Adults

• Infants Outperform AI in 'commonsense Psychology'

• Brain-Wave Data and Hearing Test May Help Diagnosis Autism Earlier
• Daily, Consistent Parental Reading in the First Year of Life Improves Infants' Language Scores

• Babies Remember Faces Despite Face Masks, Study Suggests

• Can a Computer Teach Babies to Count?

• Frequently Using Digital Devices to Soothe Young Children May Backfire

• Parents Talk More to Toddlers Who Talk Back

• Even in Kindergarten, Gaps Seen in Extracurricular Activities

• Pretend Play Should Be Studied in Children from a Younger Age, According to Researchers

• Sensitivity to Musical Rhythm Supports Social Development in Infants

• Impact of Pandemic on Children's Mental Health

• Birthweights Below the 25th Percentile Linked to Later Developmental Concerns
• Properties of 'baby Talk' Similar Across Many Languages

• How the Mother's Mood Influences Her Baby's Ability to Speak

• Parenting Practices in Teen Years Set the Stage for Closeness, Warmth Later on

• Brain Development of the Preterm Baby Is Improved by Supporting Emotional Connection With the Parent

• Anxiety During Pregnancy Can Lead to Earlier Births, Study Finds

• Mothers' Stress Rollercoaster While Pregnant Linked to Negative Emotions in Babies

• Babies Born to Older Fathers Cry Differently, Mouse Pup Study Shows

• Early-Term Births Associated With Higher Rate of ADHD as Reported by Teachers

• Deciphering a Baby's Cries of Pain Is Not an Innate Ability and Must Be Learned
• Seven-Month-Old Babies Already Have a Sense of Symmetry

• Healthy Sleep Habits Before Kindergarten Help Children Adjust to School

• Maternal Milk Tied to Better School-Age Outcomes for Children Born Preterm

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• Are Babies the Key to the Next Generation of Artificial Intelligence?

• A Smart Jumpsuit Tracks Infants' Motor Development

• Are We Born With a Moral Compass?

• New Insights on Infant Word Learning
• How Mothers Calm Their Distressed Infants With Soothing Signals

• Visual System Brain Development Implicated in Infants Who Develop Autism

• Breastfeeding Duration Associated With Cognition

• Deaf Children With Learning Delays Benefit from Cochlear Implants More Than Hearing Aids

• New Research Challenges Established Ideas About Infant Crying

• Researchers Identify Possible New Target to Treat Newborns Suffering from Lack of Oxygen or Blood Flow in the Brain

• Stress, Anxiety and Depression During Pregnancy May Hinder Toddler's Cognitive Development

• Parental Type 1 Diabetes Can Affect Children's Cognitive Development

• Providing a Potential Treatment Option to Infants Where There Is None

• Poverty, Crime Linked to Differences in Newborns' Brains

• After 'mama,' Children’s First Words Include 'this' And 'that'

• Stabilizing Low Blood Sugar in Infancy Prevents Long-Term Brain Damage

• Scientists Identify Overgrowth of Key Brain Structure in Babies Who Later Develop Autism

• Wide-Ranging Problems in Children Born Before 24 Weeks Gestation
• Maternal Socialization, Not Biology, Shapes Child Brain Activity

• 最小的脑瘤患者显著Poorer Outcomes Than Older Pediatric Patients

• Prenatal Mindfulness Program Improves Stress Response in Infants

• Sharing Memories Sets Children on Path to Better Well-Being

• Reading Builds Resilience Among at-Risk Kids

• Positive Parenting Can Reduce the Risk That Children Develop Obesity

• Spatial Training With Blocks and Puzzles Could Unlock the UK's Mathematical Potential

• Impact of COVID-19 Social Isolation Measures on Early Development

• Depression and Anxiety Spiked in Pregnant Women During COVID-19 Pandemic, Research Shows

• Babies Can Tell Who Has Close Relationships Based on One Clue: Saliva

• Babies Born During Pandemic's First Year Score Slightly Lower on a Developmental Screening Test

• When Mom Talks, Are Infants With ASD Listening?

• Small Measures Can Be a Big Help for Children of Mothers With Depression

• Speaking 'baby Talk' To Infants Isn’t Just Cute: It Could Help Them Learn to Make Words

• Parental Stress Is a Contributing Factor Linking Maternal Depression to Child Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms

• Parental Depression Is Associated With Worse Childhood Mental Health, Educational Attainment, Study Finds
• Making the Wait Less Arduous for Toddlers

• A Key Brain Region Responds to Faces Similarly in Infants and Adults

• Can Talking to Young Children During TV Time Buffer Screen Time Effects on Development?

• New Insights Into How the Infant Microbiome Impacts Early Childhood Behavior in Boys and Girls

• A Good Night’s Sleep May Mitigate Infant Obesity Risks

• Spending Time in Nature Promotes Early Childhood Development

• Brain Activation in Sleeping Toddlers Shows Memory for Words

• Breast Milk of Marijuana Users Does Not Hurt Short-Term Health of Early Premature Infants, Long-Term Effects Still Unknown

• When It Comes to Communication Skills, Maybe We’re Born With It?
• Unusual Visual Examination of Objects May Indicate Later Autism Diagnosis in Infants

• Infants Exposed to Domestic Violence Have Poorer Cognitive Development

• 见证滥用的兄弟姐妹会导致精神头脑lth Issues

• New Research Shows a Link Between Cell Identities and Childhood Cancer Type Neuroblastoma

• Maternal Voice Reduces Pain in Premature Babies

• Teens Who Use Cannabis Frequently More Likely to Have Premature Baby

• New Mothers’ Sleep Loss Linked to Accelerated Aging

• Crawling Important Step in Development of Risk Perception

• Exercise May Boost Kids’ Vocabulary Growth

• Breastfeeding, Even for a Few Days, Linked to Lower Blood Pressure in Early Childhood

• When Money's Tight, Parents Talk Less to Kids; Could This Explain the Word Gap?

• Species of Gut Bacteria Linked to Enhanced Cognition and Language Skills in Infant Boys

• Newborns to Three Months Should Be Stimulated to Hold and Reach for Objects, Study Says

• Researchers Explore How Children Learn Language

• Just Enough Information Will Motivate Young Children to Learn, Drive Curiosity

• The Most Curious Babies Become the Most Curious Toddlers

• Human Infant Brains, Bodies Are Active During New Sleep Stage

• Bed Sharing Does Not Lead to Stronger Infant-Mother Attachment or Maternal Bonding

• Bacteria Are Connected to How Babies Experience Fear

• Combination of Early Reading Programs Helps With Kindergarten Readiness

• Sometimes, Even 3-Year-Olds Just Want to Fit in With the Group

• Non-Parents Expand 'facial Dexterity' In Caring for Infants Among Primates

• Mothers' Depression Impacts Mother-Infant Relationships

• Brain's Memory Center Stays Active During 'infantile Amnesia'

• How a Virtual Program May Help Kids Get Ready for Kindergarten

• Team Builds Better Tool for Assessing Infant Brain Health

• Masculine Traits Linked to Better Parenting for Some Dads

• Sign-Language Exposure Impacts Infants as Young as 5 Months Old

• Study Links Prenatal Phthalate Exposure to Altered Information Processing in Infants

• Infants' Language Skills More Advanced Than First Words Suggest