Many women who have a miscarriage blame themselves. However, miscarriages are quite common and often they are caused by factors beyond the woman's control.
Monthly Archives: April 2016
Potty training your pup is all about sticking to a routine and positive reinforcement. Click to learn more.
Housebreaking a puppy
Many studies have demonstrated the health benefits of sleep, including weight control, immunity, muscle strength and sexual health.
The many health benefits of sleep
A new study from Japan echoes the sentiments of advocates for attachment parenting and mothers world over: holding a fussing baby can calm them down and let you get to the root of their dissatisfaction.
Hold tight: Carry your baby to calm her down
A responsible seller and the right puppy from a litter can make a big difference in the health and behaviour of the dog while it is with you. Here are 9 tips to selecting a puppy.
9 tips to remember when selecting a puppy
The Juvenile Justice bill allows 16-18 year olds accused of heinous crimes to be tried as adults. A parliamentary group calls it "absurd" and "arbitrary". Click to read more.
Juvenile justice bill is “absurd” and “arbitrary”
When one restaurant replaced unhealthy items with healthier options, orders of healthy foods increased and the restaurant's revenue continued to grow.
Kids eat healthy food if it’s on the kids menu
If you have a new puppy or even an older dog, here are a few suggestions from experts on how to give her or him an effective and stress-free bath.
9 simple tips to bathing a puppy
As you worry about the perfect cot or chew sticks, don'f forget that you also need to train your puppy. The sooner you start the easier it will be.
Train your puppy from the first day
Conventional food brands are marketing their products similar to organic food brands, and consumers may be none the wiser. Click to read more.
Organic food has imitators
A Canadian woman got the shock of her life on a flight to Japan when she gave surprise birth to a baby while flying over the Pacific Ocean. Click to read more.
When “gas” turns out to be a baby
Study says sleepwalking in children is seven times more likely if both the parents have a history of it. Click to read more.
Sleepwalking in children could be genetic
Indulging your appetite on a short holiday may not seem like a big deal. However, binge eating on high-fat food can disrupt your metabolism. Click to read more.
Holiday high-fat binge eating can wreck your metabolism
A new study claims that being rich or poor can actually be alter the anatomy of the brain. Click to read more.
Can financial conditions actually shape brain anatomy?
Even adults have trouble telling what is true and what is not when it comes to information online. But what does this mean for our children?
Google “kids information online”
Children's reading skills drop over summer holidays, even though they are assigned books to read. But kids who choose their books improve reading skills. Click to learn more.
Given book choice, kids improve reading skills
Getting children to pay attention in class for long periods is a challenge for any teacher, but giving them standing desks seems to help. Click to read more.
Standing desks get kids’ attention
A shortened school work week allows kids to spend more time at home, freeing up space for extracurricular activities and necessary free time. However, the timings will be hell on kids and adults.
Maharashtra schools go back to 5-day workweek
Experiences that incite awe in us can benefit our health and friendships. Click to be amazed!
Awesome is good for health and friendship
When bringing home a new kitten, the transition from leaving his or her mother and siblings can be tough for the little thing. Here are a few tips to preparing the way.
11 tips to prepare for a new kitten
This may not be the last article on parenting skills that you will ever read, but it may be one that you want to bookmark and keep.