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Family Updates: Prenatal Vitamins and Autism, Breastfeeding Lowers Risk of SIDS, Mom to Donate Uterus to Daughter and More
June 13th, 2011
Photography by Danquella manera, via Flickr (CC)
Researchers offer interesting explanations for the link between nursing and SIDS:
• Why Breastfed Babies Have a Lower Risk of SIDS (Strollerderby)
Thinking about having a baby? Start taking those prenatal vitamins now:
• Patterns: Prenatal Vitamins May Ward Off Autism (The New York Times)
Could brain-training video games give your child an academic advantage?:
• Training via Video Game Shown to Boost Kids’ Brain Power (Yahoo!)
Day care may help children of depressed mothers avoid behavioural issues:
• Child Care Can Help Kids With Depressed Moms (Yahoo!)
“Imagine receiving an organ transplant that would allow you to give birth with the same uterus that once carried you”:
• Mom to Donate Womb to Daughter in Ground-Breaking Uterus Transplant (The Globe and Mail)
New test expected by summer 2012 could provide less-invasive alternative to amniocentesis:
• Earlier Test for Down Syndrome is Close, Means Tough Choice for Parents (Parent Central)
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