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Certain phrases could “inadvertently shame” your child and cause lasting damage to their self-esteem, says Dr. Tovah Klein. Here’s what you can say...

Certain phrases could "inadvertently shame" your child and cause lasting damage to their self-esteem, says Dr. Tovah Klein. Here's what you can say instead.

Certain phrases could “inadvertently shame” your child and cause lasting damage to their self-esteem, says Dr. Tovah Klein. Here’s what you can say...

Parents want to be supportive, but "over-praising" your kids could actually do more harm than good, says Barnard child psychologist Dr. Tovah Klein. Here's why.

Peter Rockers and colleagues design and evaluate a home visit intervention integrated into community health worker operations in South Africa.

Maternal vitamin B12 supplementation to improve early neurodevelopment in infants has been proposed for some time now because vitamin B12 is a neurotropic vitamin, and infant neurodevelopment and growth are important dimensions for attained human capital and a healthy and successful adult life. In The Lancet, Ram K Chandyo and colleagues1 report a community-based, double-blind, randomised controlled trial in a Nepalese region, which is endemic for biochemical vitamin B12 deficiency. Chandyo and ...

The quality of the time you spend with your kids matters more for their development and future success than quantity, says Barnard psychologist Dr. Tovah Klein.

Data from pivotal SUNFISH study showed increases in motor function observed during the first year were maintained through the fourth year, while the overall rate of adverse events continued to decrease

RGX-121, a potential one-time gene therapy for the treatment of MPS II, continues to be well-tolerated with no drug-related SAEs across three dose levels...

A little brother falls down and starts crying, and his big sister laughs maniacally. A kindergartner roughly shoves a friend who reaches for a coveted toy. An 11-year-old has a thoughtful conversation...