Cortisol levels in the mother's blood during pregnancy may influence the rapid development of fetal brain systems, which are frequently altered in psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders. Studies on cortisol levels during pregnancy and the neurologic development...
According to a study conducted by Michigan State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the reason why some babies react more strongly to perceived danger lies in the infant's digestive system. We can find in the human digestive tract the...
Nowadays, everything is integrated and connected online. The health sector is also starting to function in the same way. Previously, medical images were generally confined to the walls of an office or hospital, and sharing information required travel and wasted time...
This guide about fetal movement has been put together to reassure you of the various ways and times this experience may happen. It also includes guidelines about how to monitor your baby’s movement once it has become a pretty constant factor.. One of the most...
Just as each of us as individuals has different personalities, each individual baby is different. This expert article about baby personality types will help you to get to know your baby and understand your baby’s temperament will help you understand better how to...
Welcome to the first in a series of guest articles from Fiona O'Farrell, who is a Specialist Paediatric Occupational Therapist & Sleep Consultant Specialist, with over 15 years experience. Did you know your baby’s development during his first year of life lays the...
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