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Recent evidence indicates that infants are spending upward of 60 waking hours a week in things – high chairs, carriers, car seats, and the like! Being confined affects a baby’s personality; they need to be held. It may also have serious consequences for the child’s motor – and cognitive – development.
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Do you remember at least two of the main history lessons you learned in Grade 6? Or the molecular structure of ethyl alcohol that you chemistry teacher took so much pain to teach you in Grade 8? Or yet, the five kinds of Interrogative Pronoun that your English miss instilled in your teenage brain? I
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A mother knows by instinct what’s best for her child in the core areas of the little one’s life. And if there are areas where she is not so knowledgeable about, her mother – the child’s grandma – pitches in with her own experience.
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The wonder years with your child are so fleeting that unless you are daily redeeming your every opportunity with your little one, you will wake up one day to realize that you have lost forever one of eternity most precious gifts.
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From almost the day of their birth until they are finally freed from their physical shackles sometime in their late teens, children’s bodies are confined by their parents within products or environments that do much harm to their overall development. This has such serious impact on our children’s future lives that I wonder why medical
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Recent evidence indicates that infants are spending upward of 60 waking hours a week in things – high chairs, carriers, car seats, and the like! Being confined affects a baby’s personality; they need to be held. It may also have serious consequences for the child’s motor – and cognitive – development.
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