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11-Month-Old Dies In Freak Balloon Accident In US Days Before First Birthday
The boy's mother warned other parents around the world about the hidden dangers of party balloons.
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Man Argues With Wife, Family Interferes. He Kills Daughter And Frames Them
According to police, Jatav lodged a complaint on October 28 alleging that his elder brother Ramcharan's sons, Ramveer, Deendayal and Hiralal, along with their wives Pooja and Priyanka, had attacked him with sticks.
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Behind FSSAI's Fructose Crackdown: How Early Sugar Exposure Harms Infant Metabolism
Published in the Official Gazette on October 16, the draft amendment will be reviewed after FSSAI considers feedback from stakeholders.
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UP Woman Sells Baby For Rs 2 Lakh, Stages Kidnapping, Arrested With 4 Others
The complainant later learnt that his wife had allegedly sold the baby in collusion with Dr Arun Kumar and his wife, police said.
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15-Day-Old Baby Sold For Rs 5 Lakh In UP, Parents Among 6 Arrested
During the investigation, police found that the infant had allegedly been sold to Sulochana, wife of Pritam, for Rs 5 lakh, police said.
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Newborn Girls Spend More Time Looking At Human Face Compared To Boys: Study
The findings also contribute to the nature vs nurture debate in psychology, which is concerned about how much of an individual's characteristics is due to genetics (nature), and how much due to environment (nurture).
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Maharashtra FDA Puts Infant Nutrition Products Under The Scanner: How Much Scrutiny Do These Products Actually Face?
Maharashtra FDA plans to intensify scrutiny of infant food after government data revealed multiple non-compliant samples in recent years.
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Nestle India Faces Legal Action Over 'Easy To Digest Whey' Claim On Baby Food. Brand Responds
FSSAI has filed three legal cases against Nestle India over infant nutrition products for false promotional claims and nutritional non-compliance.
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Flying With A Baby Just Got 50% Costlier As IndiGo Raises Multiple Passenger Fees
IndiGo airline has increased charges for several add-on services, including infant travel, excess baggage, priority check-in and boarding, and more.
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Anaemia In Pregnancy Related With Smaller Brain Volume Of Infant: Study
Researchers from King's College London and the University of Cape Town used a portable MRI scanner and found measurable differences in brain volume from around 12 months of age.
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Bengaluru Woman Allegedly Kills 3-Month-Old Twin Daughters, Attempts Suicide
The family had reportedly noticed a change in the woman's behaviour following childbirth. She allegedly showed disinterest in the children and had repeatedly spoken about sending them to an ashram.
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Milk Alone Or Time For Solids? When Should You Start Feeding Your Baby Solid Foods
A baby's digestive system is still developing before four months, so starting solids this early can strain digestion and push weight gain beyond what is healthy. By around six months, a baby's gut lining has developed enough to process foods beyond milk, and the kidneys are better equipped.
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Baby Safety In Heatwaves: How To Keep Infants Safe In Extreme Heat
Infants, toddlers and young children need outdoor activity to build strong bodies and minds, but they also require extra care in the heat.
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UN Warns Global Immunisation Progress At Risk As Vaccination Gaps Grow
Global infant vaccination levels improved slightly last year, the UN said Wednesday, but warned that drastic funding cuts, conflicts and misinformation were effecting coverage.
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Thinking Of Giving Goat Milk To Your Baby? Read This First
Goat milk may be a nutritious food for older children and adults, but it is not a safe or complete source of nutrition for newborns.
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11-Month-Old Dies In Freak Balloon Accident In US Days Before First Birthday
The boy's mother warned other parents around the world about the hidden dangers of party balloons.
-
Man Argues With Wife, Family Interferes. He Kills Daughter And Frames Them
According to police, Jatav lodged a complaint on October 28 alleging that his elder brother Ramcharan's sons, Ramveer, Deendayal and Hiralal, along with their wives Pooja and Priyanka, had attacked him with sticks.
-
Behind FSSAI's Fructose Crackdown: How Early Sugar Exposure Harms Infant Metabolism
Published in the Official Gazette on October 16, the draft amendment will be reviewed after FSSAI considers feedback from stakeholders.
-
UP Woman Sells Baby For Rs 2 Lakh, Stages Kidnapping, Arrested With 4 Others
The complainant later learnt that his wife had allegedly sold the baby in collusion with Dr Arun Kumar and his wife, police said.
-
15-Day-Old Baby Sold For Rs 5 Lakh In UP, Parents Among 6 Arrested
During the investigation, police found that the infant had allegedly been sold to Sulochana, wife of Pritam, for Rs 5 lakh, police said.
-
Newborn Girls Spend More Time Looking At Human Face Compared To Boys: Study
The findings also contribute to the nature vs nurture debate in psychology, which is concerned about how much of an individual's characteristics is due to genetics (nature), and how much due to environment (nurture).
-
Maharashtra FDA Puts Infant Nutrition Products Under The Scanner: How Much Scrutiny Do These Products Actually Face?
Maharashtra FDA plans to intensify scrutiny of infant food after government data revealed multiple non-compliant samples in recent years.
-
Nestle India Faces Legal Action Over 'Easy To Digest Whey' Claim On Baby Food. Brand Responds
FSSAI has filed three legal cases against Nestle India over infant nutrition products for false promotional claims and nutritional non-compliance.
-
Flying With A Baby Just Got 50% Costlier As IndiGo Raises Multiple Passenger Fees
IndiGo airline has increased charges for several add-on services, including infant travel, excess baggage, priority check-in and boarding, and more.
-
Anaemia In Pregnancy Related With Smaller Brain Volume Of Infant: Study
Researchers from King's College London and the University of Cape Town used a portable MRI scanner and found measurable differences in brain volume from around 12 months of age.
-
Bengaluru Woman Allegedly Kills 3-Month-Old Twin Daughters, Attempts Suicide
The family had reportedly noticed a change in the woman's behaviour following childbirth. She allegedly showed disinterest in the children and had repeatedly spoken about sending them to an ashram.
-
Milk Alone Or Time For Solids? When Should You Start Feeding Your Baby Solid Foods
A baby's digestive system is still developing before four months, so starting solids this early can strain digestion and push weight gain beyond what is healthy. By around six months, a baby's gut lining has developed enough to process foods beyond milk, and the kidneys are better equipped.
-
Baby Safety In Heatwaves: How To Keep Infants Safe In Extreme Heat
Infants, toddlers and young children need outdoor activity to build strong bodies and minds, but they also require extra care in the heat.
-
UN Warns Global Immunisation Progress At Risk As Vaccination Gaps Grow
Global infant vaccination levels improved slightly last year, the UN said Wednesday, but warned that drastic funding cuts, conflicts and misinformation were effecting coverage.
-
Thinking Of Giving Goat Milk To Your Baby? Read This First
Goat milk may be a nutritious food for older children and adults, but it is not a safe or complete source of nutrition for newborns.
