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Information on the science behind child development or parenting topics, as well as all articles that have an experiment or activity.

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Science and kids

Air pollution and children

Air quality plays a large part in the development of a healthy respiratory system. Unfortunately, air pollution is a growing problem and is a factor in about 7 million deaths across the world each year.

By Delaney Lynn, 6 months6 months ago
Science and kids

Talking to children about race

Diversity is an important part of the human experience. Why should and how can you teach your child about race and racism?

By Delaney Lynn, 7 months7 months ago
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Science and kids

Are high-contrast baby items a must-have?

Young babies seem to be attracted to high-contrast, black and white objects. This is because newborns can’t focus on objects clearly, see sharply, or discern many colors. But why?

By Delaney Lynn, 7 months6 months ago
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Science and kids

The dirty immune system

Some toddlers love to play in the mud, usually despite the despair of their parents. But being exposed to dirt at an early age actually appears to be beneficial to the immune system.

By Delaney Lynn, 7 months7 months ago
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