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Colour blindness occurs when one or more of the light sensitive cones in the retina are faulty or missing. There are many types of colour blindness with the deficiency ranging from a difficulty in distinguishing certain colour ranges such as in Dichromatism, the most common form of the disorder to monochromatism, a highly rare form of the deficiency, in which colour is viewed in black, white and shades of grey only. [ ... ]Articles
Stepping Stones For Step Parents When a child’s parents split up, it is difficult enough. But when one parent then remarries and brings a step mom or a step dad into the picture, life can be even more chaotic and upsetting. The ch [ ... ] |
Fun Ways To Keep The Family Active The summer holidays are over. It is back to work, back to school, and back to routine. And after a hard day’s work, who wants to lace up their running shoes or hit the gym? The thought of collapsing [ ... ] |
Gender Identity - Guiding Children Through A Potentially Confusing Stage “When you grow up you can be whoever you want to be” – as long as you don’t cross the gender barrier! From the time our children are old enough to understand, we as parents encourage them to [ ... ] |
Turn Young Ones Green A new generation has seen the need to go green. Now, more importantly, our children’s generation needs to grow up with a green mindset being first and foremost in their minds – for their future, a [ ... ] |
Sibling Rivalry How often have you seen a family where one sibling excels at everything he touches – in and out of the classroom, on and off the sports field, while the other struggles just to get by? This is a pot [ ... ] |
Helping Newborns Learn To Sleep Some moms have all the luck in the world with their newborn little angels sleeping soundly right through the night from just a few weeks. But this is rather the exception than the norm! There are man [ ... ] |
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More U.S. Babies Born at Home: CDC THURSDAY, Jan. 26 (HealthDay News) -- The rate of home births in the United States has made a dramatic upturn since 2004, reversing a trend of decline throughout the 1990s, government health officia [ ... ] |
Brain Activity May Help Predict Autism Before Age 1: Study THURSDAY, Jan. 26 (HealthDay News) -- Infants younger than a year old who are at risk of developing autism may already have telltale brain responses when another person looks at or away from them, t [ ... ] |
Testosterone Exposure May Explain Boys' Language Delay THURSDAY, Jan. 26 (HealthDay News) -- Infant boys exposed to high levels of the male hormone testosterone before birth have double the risk for language delay as females, according to a new study. |
Kids' Snacks Can Be Healthy and Inexpensive WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25 (HealthDay News) -- It's well-documented that healthy foods such as fresh fruits and vegetables tend to cost more than "junk" foods such as chips and cookies, a phenomenon that's [ ... ] |
'Inner Dialogue' Might Aid People With Autism WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25 (HealthDay News) -- Learning to "talk things through in their head" could help people with autism make plans and complete complex daily tasks, researchers say. |
Can Low Birth Weight Raise Autism Risk? TUESDAY, Jan. 24 (HealthDay News) -- After studying data on more than 3,700 pairs of identical twins, researchers from Northwestern University found that low birth weight was associated with more th [ ... ] |
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