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Family News Update: Cutting Childhood Obesity, Autism Cons, Celebrity Marriages, What Babies Are Really Thinking and more
February 9th, 2010
• All the talk of childhood obesity got you worried? Look no further:
3 things to cut childhood obesity risk (ParentCentral/The Toronto Star)
• And speaking of risks, can the soda:
Sugary soda linked to pancreas cancer (The Globe and Mail)
• Beware the cons:
The lure of snake oil for parents of autistic children (The Toronto Star)
• Ahhh, the days when $10 cologne, some hair gel and a box of “Pot of Gold” made you a stud:
Why must I raise a teenager in love? (The Globe and Mail)
• It’s simple — they’re so much more interesting than we are:
The fascination with failed celebrity marriages (The Montreal Gazette)
• Getting inside a baby’s mind (Part 1):
Babies are fed up with all the mocking: study (Canoe)
• Good to know:
Guidelines could cut unnecessary CT scans for kids with head injuries: study (Yahoo)
• Maybe they’re just practicing for when they’re old enough to use Twitter:
When to worry if a child has too few words (The New York Times)
• Getting inside a baby’s mind (Part 2):
6 shockingly evil things babies are capable of [This article contains some coarse language] (Cracked)
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