The recent U.S. Department of Agriculture report has revealed that a middle-income family in the U.S. with a baby born in 2010 will spend close to US$226,920
Children Influenced by Behavior of Family and Teachers Rather Than Star Footballers
Children are not influenced by footballers like David Beckham and Wayne Rooney, instead they seem to be influenced by the behavior of teachers, friends and family.
Children are not influenced by footballers like David Beckham and Wayne Rooney, instead they seem to be influenced by the behavior of teachers, friends and family.
The study also pointed out that a family with an annual income of more than $99,730 might spend $377,040 in 2010 to rear a child till 18, while those with an income less than $57,600 a year will spend about $163,440.
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Launches One-rupee Sanitary Napkin Scheme
Despite economic progress, it might come as a surprise that 70% of women in the nation cannot afford sanitary napkins.
Despite economic progress, it might come as a surprise that 70% of women in the nation cannot afford sanitary napkins.
Patient/Family Education Program Cuts Fall Rate
Educating patients and families in cardiovascular units reduces the rate of patient falls by 64 percent, reveals study.
Educating patients and families in cardiovascular units reduces the rate of patient falls by 64 percent, reveals study.
