According to a new study, having conversations with your tot—even if it’s just gibberish—can give them a leg up in kindergarten.

New study shows babbling is good for baby's brain development

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Research shows that early exposure to peanut-based foods can dramatically lower a baby’s chances of developing a dangerous peanut allergy.

Forget everything you’ve heard about peanut allergies. Here are the new guidelines for parents

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Waiting 30 seconds to a minute after birth to cut the umbilical cord helps gives newborns an extra surge of oxygen-rich blood.

Don’t cut the cord too soon! Experts recommend a brief pause after birth

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New study shows babbling is good for baby’s brain development

Forget everything you’ve heard about peanut allergies. Here are the new guidelines for parents

Don’t cut the cord too soon! Experts say that a brief pause after birth benefits most newborns