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A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, as well as doctors from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia have found that kids who are riding in cars driven by their grandparents are less likely to be seriously injured if an accident were to occur. continue reading...
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A new study is showing that children aged 3 to 5 years old are having trouble sleeping because they are watching television very close to their bedtimes. continue reading...
We’re always warned against putting too much personal information on-line for our own safety, but according to a recent study most of us already have had a “cyber birth” by 6 months. continue reading...
Watch how quickly this baby is calmed by the sweet sounds of Stevie Nicks. continue reading...
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After having approved the “baby shaker” application that which was designed to “stop the incessant crying of an infant pictured on screen by violently shaking the iPhone, at which point two red “x” marks appear over the baby’s eyes. “See how long you can endure his or her adorable cries before you just have to find a way to quiet the baby down!” reads the sales pitch for Baby Shaker.” continue reading...
LeapFrog has launched a new product: A BlackBerry for children to help them get acquainted with technology. The to cannot connected to the internet, but it is full of games to help children with spelling, as well as learning the calendar. Children can communicate with this “BlackBerry’s” guide, a dog named Scout, via “text message.” Read more… continue reading...
Lego will be partnering with a US company and launching a new range of products. This line will include a digital camera and an MP3 player, and are aimed at children. Read more… continue reading...
Conjoined twins Kendra and Maliyah Herrin made medical history when they were separated.
You gotta love technology. When my parents were expecting me, they did not even know my gender. Today, not only can you tell the gender… but you can see what your kid will look like, sort, thanks to GE’s Fetal Imaging Products.
My wife Christine did two sonograms, one in January when she was about 5 months into the pregnancy, then the next one in April when she was about 8 months into it. continue reading...
