Babies’ first words are directly linked to their heart rate
Chirping, repeated syllables, babbling... These first vocal productions of infants are signs that their heart is working rhythmically, in concert ...
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Breastfeeding, nutrition… How early childhood can promote inflammatory bowel diseases
Diet, breastfeeding and even passive smoking during early childhood influence the risk of developing inflammatory bowel diseases, according to researchers. ...
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Autism: a “trendy” or underdiagnosed disease?
Autism, a complex neurodevelopmental disorder, is regularly in the media. A phenomenon that sparks debate: has this excessive media coverage ...
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How do we recognize an attachment disorder?
The construction of the type of attachment in childhood can have an impact on our romantic relationships as adults. THE ...
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Memory: why do we have few memories of our childhood?
First family birthday, Christmas dinner, seaside vacation… A neuropsychologist explains why it is difficult to remember this period of our ...
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Early childhood: play promotes brain development
Playing is essential for the development of children's brains, and this, from the first years of life, assures an early ...
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ENT problems in childhood are associated with later risk of autism
Having ear, nose and throat (ENT) problems in early childhood is associated with a higher risk of autism, according to ...
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What are the consequences of an attachment disorder in adulthood?
An attachment disorder in early childhood may explain difficulties in adulthood. THE ESSENTIAL The type of attachment (secure, ambivalent, avoidant ...
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How to recognize an attachment problem?
The construction of our type of attachment in childhood can have consequences in our romantic relationships as adults. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Childhood deprivation linked to impulsive behavior in adulthood
People who have lived a poor childhood and who have had deprivations, would be more impulsive in adulthood. A character ...
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Heart failure: Childhood abuse increases risk
Childhood abuse, especially physical abuse, may increase the risk of heart failure later in life, according to a new study. ...
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Why do we forget our childhood memories?
But why do we have no memory of our early childhood? A specialist in psychology gives us some answers.Until the ...
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How can you help your child when they have separation anxiety?
Separation anxiety can disrupt a child's development and adjustment.While all children experience some form of fear at the thought of ...
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How the Infant Microbiome Impacts the Behavior of Little Girls and Boys
This study, which is the first to look at the association between the composition of the infant microbiome and behavioral ...
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A stimulating apprenticeship before the age of 5, a guarantee of success in your forties
In their forties, the brains of children who have received an intellectually stimulating education are larger. This gives them a ...
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A happy childhood does not necessarily protect against mental illness
While a difficult childhood may increase the risk of developing mental disorders in adulthood, the reverse is not necessarily true, ...
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Children are more at risk of developing asthma and allergies if their mother has them
A Danish study conducted among 685 families shows that children whose parents, and more particularly their mothers, suffer from allergies ...
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