The iPad baby seat has reportedly received a lot of criticism for being an unhealthy product exposing babies to a lot of screen time at a tender age.
Sweden Warns Parents Not to Share Bed With Babies
Sweden has issued advice for parents not to share a bed with new-born babies as it leads to an increased risk of cot death.
Sweden has issued advice for parents not to share a bed with new-born babies as it leads to an increased risk of cot death.
However, the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood (CCFC) have started an online petition campaign, urging Fisher-Price to recall the product, arguing that encouraging screen time at such a young age is not healthy for an infant's development.
The group's director, Susan Linn said that the seat is the ultimate electronic babysitter and its very existence suggests that it is fine to leave babies all alone with an iPad inches from their face.
Neglected Babies Likelier to Develop 'Dangerous' Behavior
During early stages of life, children who do not receive enough love from their mothers are more likely to develop a behavior called indiscriminate friendliness , find researchers.
During early stages of life, children who do not receive enough love from their mothers are more likely to develop a behavior called indiscriminate friendliness , find researchers.
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Giving Solid Foods to Babies While Continuing Breastfeeding Could Reduce Risk of Allergies
Babies who are introduced to solid food even as they are fed breast milk after 17 weeks of birth have a lower risk of developing food allergies.
Babies who are introduced to solid food even as they are fed breast milk after 17 weeks of birth have a lower risk of developing food allergies.
Steroid Injections Linked to Mental Health Risk in Premature Babies
A new study finds steroid injections given to pregnant women before they deliver a premature baby may boost the child's risk of later behavioral and emotional difficulties.
A new study finds steroid injections given to pregnant women before they deliver a premature baby may boost the child's risk of later behavioral and emotional difficulties.
