Scientific parenting

Scientific parenting

Get smart Learn the science behind parenting advice and enjoy a more harmonious home life, writes educator and child advocate Miriam McCaleb Mothers-in-law aren't the only ones giving advice to new mothers. Modern parents have access to a dizzying array: from girlfriends, to books, websites, TV shows and, yes, magazines, devoted to telling you what to do. But they can't always tell you why you ought to do it. Here we look at the science behind some simple, effective strategies -...

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